How to Say “Beef Jerky” in German

Trockenfleisch
The English phrase "beef jerky" is translated into German as Trockenfleisch.
Meaning: Translations (noun)

Did you know?

  • Unlike the American snack, traditional German dried meats are often served as part of a Brotzeit, a specific social custom of eating bread and cold meats in the evening.
  • In some Alpine regions, you will find Bündnerfleisch, a specialty of dried beef that is much thinner and more delicate than American beef jerky.
  • The word Fleisch is a cognate of the English 'flesh', though in German it refers specifically to meat used as food.

Examples in context

  • Ich habe gestern Trockenfleisch gekauft.
    I bought beef jerky yesterday.
  • Ich möchte etwas Trockenfleisch kaufen.
    I want to buy some beef jerky.
  • Das Trockenfleisch schmeckt sehr würzig.
    The beef jerky tastes very spicy.
  • Hast du genug Trockenfleisch für die Wanderung?
    Do you have enough beef jerky for the hike?

Example conversation

Julian and Hannah are preparing for a hiking trip.

  1. Julian

    Haben wir genug Trockenfleisch eingepackt?
    Did we pack enough beef jerky?
  2. Hannah

    Ja, ich habe zwei Packungen gekauft.
    Yes, I bought two packs.
  3. Julian

    Das ist gut, ich habe Hunger.
    That is good, I am hungry.
  4. Hannah

    Dann können wir jetzt losgehen.
    Then we can leave now.
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