Cabbage days in Dithmarschen: Celebrate the green gold of Europe's vegetable paradise!

Cabbage days in Dithmarschen: Celebrate the green gold of Europe's vegetable paradise!

This year the Dithmarscher Kohltage will take place from September 17th to September 22nd and attract with an attractive program full of tradition and culinary delights. The Dithmarschen Region, known for its lavish cabbage fields, becomes the focus for cabbage lovers and pleasure friends during this time.

The Dithmarscher March is the largest coal growing area in Europe, where a variety of cabbage species thrives under ideal climatic conditions. From white cabbage to red cabbage to broccoli - the farmers harvest around 90 million cabbage heads every year. Around half of this harvest is stored for the winter months and a large part of the white cabbage finds its way into the sauerkraut production. Fresh cabbage is offered in the regional markets, which not only strengthens the local economy, but also the focus is on enjoyment.

Kohl-a health miracle

cabbage is not only low in calories, but also rich in valuable vitamins and minerals. Experts recommend him as part of a balanced diet. The Dithmarscher Kohl has developed a special place and was included in the European quality register in 2014. This step ensures its EU protection of origin and demonstrates the high quality and the traditionally environmentally friendly cultivation methods of the region.

The cabbage days not only offer a platform to celebrate the harvest, but are also an opportunity for visitors to learn more about the importance of cabbage in regional cuisine. During the celebrations, guests in the inns in the region can try various coal dishes that range from classic recipes to modern interpretations. There are also farm shops and stands that sell freshly harvested cabbage and invite you to buy.

Start of the festivities in Marne

The start of the Dithmarscher Kohl Days is the average festival, which will take place on September 17th at 10 a.m. at the Rijk Zwaan company in Marne. This Dutch company also celebrates its 100th anniversary. The district president Ute Borwieck-Dethlefs will symbolically cut the first cabbage. This happens accompanied by coal rainlas Luisa I and Solveigh I., who play an important role in the representation of the region and its traditions.

The event promises a colorful interest and activities that introduce visitors into the culture and tradition of coal cultivation. For those who want to learn more about the cabbage days and upcoming events, information is available on the official website www.dithmarscher-kohltage.de and social media. A free brochure can also be requested here to enter the topic deeper.

The Dithmarscher Kohltage are a celebration of the regional heritage, culinary diversity and healthy diet. This event series brings people together and promotes appreciation for local products that are not only important for the region, but also enjoy a place in the kitchen of many. Be part of this festival and enjoy the diversity that the carbon days have to offer!