FOXY, THE UR-BAYER: The giant head dominating the picture belongs to Foxy. Foxy was discovered by SUTOSUTO on their quest for a true Bavarian at the Munich Oktoberfest. In their search they came across Foxy. He may not be a Bavarian, but he is an Englishman who has a great love for Bavarian culture. And just as Foxy loves Bavarian culture, we love a good Pinsa with bacon and onion.

Who is this Monaco Franze? Monaco Franze – Der ewige Stenz, is a Bavarian television series about the main character of the same name. Due to its enormous popularity, the series was not only repeated several times, it was later also shown in the evening programme at prime time. The

And why is Pinsa Uschi called the way she is? Well, the person who gave it its name probably couldn’t think of anything else. He was so distracted by the beauty of Ursula “Uschi” Obermaier that the Pinsa with burrata, marinated cherry tomatoes and rocket couldn’t have had a better name.

Ludwig Fey, the most Munich of all Munichers, became famous under Karl Valentin as a comedian, folk singer, author and film producer. He could not be missing from our Pinsa creations either and is now the namesake of our vegan Pinsa Fey.

We love Greek feta as much as Empress Sissi loved Greece. Elisabeth of Austria-Hungary (Empress of Austria and Queen of Hungary) grew up in Munich, among other places, and more than earned her own Pinsa because of her uniqueness.

Have you found the little dog in the painting yet? That’s Daisy. Not only the namesake of the Pinsa with fresh smoked salmon, rocket, onions and dill on sour cream, but also the name of Rudolph Moshammer’s Yorkshire Terrier. Munich fashion designer, with an extravagant wig on his head and his Yorkshire Terrier “Daisy” under his arm. His murder attracted a great deal of media attention.

As the female symbol and secular patron saint of Bavaria, Bavaria is the name-giver of our Pinsa topped with Bavaria Blue, Pinsa Bavaria. Of course, the Pinsa is not only topped with Bavaria Blue, but also with juicy pear wedges, rocket and walnuts. The perfect Pinsa for those who can’t decide between sweet and savoury.

Uli Hoeneß, known to most people as the manager of FC Bayern Munich and probably known to even more people because of his prison sentence for tax evasion. But what probably few people know is HoWe Wurstwaren KG, which he runs together with his sons in Nuremberg. From here they supply Aldi and Feinkost Käfer, among others, with a wide variety of sausage products.