Xu Yun glanced at the footprint where Bruch had originally stood and didn't intentionally point it out, but rather followed up by saying:
"I've eaten. What about you, Bruch?"
Upon hearing this, Bruch immediately pursed his lips, and a look of depression flashed across his face:
"Oh, I've eaten, but that damn British black pudding... Ekelpaket!"
"Ekelpaket" is a German slang, roughly equivalent to our own swearing.
Hearing Bruch's complaints, Xu Yun couldn't help but twitch the corner of his mouth slightly.
Hearing the word "black pudding," he could already guess what this future great composer's lunch had consisted of.
Although German cuisine primarily focuses on sausages, beer, and pickled pork knuckles, its refinement is actually somewhat different from the plating of Western cuisine,
but in terms of edibility, it really is far ahead of British food.
Anyway, of the Germans Xu Yun knew in later years, hardly any of them had adapted to British cuisine.
