06.05.09

Stefanie Pluta

Photos by German-born, Stefanie Pluta. What’s German for Melba Toast?

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stefanie pluta photographer photography

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stefanie pluta photographer photography

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10 Responses to “Stefanie Pluta”
  1. 06:05:09 Hannah:

    Melba-toast!

  2. 06:05:09 Lightning Heart:

    these are wonderful!

  3. 06:05:09 NapoleonSolo:

    Maybe “Zwieback” would be a translation

  4. 06:05:09 Annika:

    MELBA TOAST in german is KNÄCKEBROT. :)

    • 06:05:09 Kyle:

      That’s awesome, they should just change the name completely to “KNÄCKEBROT”.

    • 07:05:09 Barbara:

      That’s Swedish

  5. 06:05:09 Anja:

    we’d probably call it the same but it’s “thin, hard toast”. “dünner, harter Toast”.

  6. 06:05:09 hnns:

    but in this case it just looks like a regular ‘Graubrot’…

  7. 07:05:09 NapoleonSolo:

    yeah typical graubrot….

  8. 07:05:09 Emily:

    i think is you said ‘gebranntes Brot (von melba)’ they might understand that it was toast (burned bread) but i have no idea what they would think about the ‘von melba’ bit…

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