The steam noodle gate, an original testimony to history in memory of the 30 Years War. In 1286 a Swedish cavalry squad under threat of murder and robbery made a heavy demand for money on the citizens. The Freckenfelder negotiated and agreed with the captain that he and his soldiers must be fed satisfactorily. The master baker Johannes Muck had a large kettle cooked sauce and gave the order to season this sauce with wine. He and his journeymen baked steamed noodles himself until every soldier was full, a total of 1286 pieces. The squadron accepted the served dish with satisfaction and spared the village from further extortion or even destruction and murder.
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Scout Jens

April 28, 2023

Various finds of vessels and coins from around 50 BC. BC indicate an early settlement of the Freckenfeld district.
The Dampfnudeltor, decorated with 1286 steamed dumplings, is the outstanding sight in town and commemorates an event in the Thirty Years' War. More on this here: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freckenfeld

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