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Norderney is one of the East Frisian Islands, located off the coast of the North Sea in Germany. It is a popular destination not only for its beaches and stunning landscapes but also for its local cuisine. Here are some of the must-try typical foods:

1. Fish and Seafood: Due to its coastal location, Norderney offers an abundance of dishes based on fish and seafood. Herring, North Sea shrimp, and cod are some popular options. Try the traditional "Matjes", which is young marinated herring.

2. Grünkohl mit Pinkel: This is a specialty of northern Germany, especially popular during the cold months. The dish consists of cooked kale (Grünkohl) served with a variety of sausages, including Pinkel sausage, and accompanied by potatoes.

3. Rote Grütze: A traditional dessert made from a mixture of cooked red fruits, usually served with cream or ice cream. It is a refreshing delight after a seafood meal. 4. Krabbenbrötchen: A simple yet delicious sandwich made with fresh North Sea shrimp served on crispy bread with lettuce and sauce. 5. Labskaus: A rustic dish that combines ingredients like salted meat, potatoes, and beetroot. It is usually served with a fried egg on top and anchovies on the side. 6. Ostfriesentee: While not a food, this is the famous East Frisian tea, a specialty of the East Frisia region. It is often served with cream and rock candy sugar ("Kluntje"). Visiting Norderney is an opportunity not only to explore its natural beauty but also to experience unique and authentic flavors of its local cuisine.

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