Naturally, there's German food as well, and pretzels tend to be a classic pairing during Oktoberfest. Why do people break out the large, chewy, salted pretzels after the mayor of Munich taps the ...

On the list of popular German dishes to try, most people have undoubtedly checked off pretzels. Crunchy, salty, and delicious ...

Serve with plenty of mustard. You can't have Oktoberfest without pretzels. Large and soft, they're the perfect accompaniment to beer. Try making your own with this über-authentic recipe for ...

Today, Oktoberfest can be summed up with three Bs (in German, anyway): Bier, bratwurst and brezeln (pretzels). Since it’s cooling off a bit (and I still have a stash of food-grade sodium ...

Just kidding: These days people flock to Munich's Oktoberfest with the hope of consuming liters upon liters of beer, indulging in German delicacies from bratwurst sausages to giant pretzels ...

Oktoberfest marks the start of Wooden Petal’s busy season, which is also fueled by football thanks to beer and pretzels being an ideal pair. Wooden Petal Bake Shop, 4984 Sonoma Highway ...

For others, it's the time of year for beer, Bavarian pretzels and dirndls. But if you can't make it to Munich for Oktoberfest, there are a number of ways in the Philly region to celebrate the ...

Can't make it to Munich for Oktoberfest? Don't despair! Break out your dirndl and Lederhosen or Tyrolean hatand get ready to polka. You can heft a stein of craft beer, munch on a giant pretzel ...

This one is for the beer-drinkers, the pretzel-eaters, the lederhosen-wearers, and the fierce stein-holding competitors: Oktoberfest, the celebration of German beer, is here, and you don’t even ...

Local breweries whip up their own versions of Oktoberfest beer to enjoy as the weather begins to cool, bars add brats and pretzels to their menu, and even dogs can celebrate at Barktoberfest ...