German quark balls

Discover a new twist on traditional donut holes with these German-style treats called Quarkbällchen! These delicious quark balls are made without yeast, so you won't have to wait for them to rise before enjoying their sweet flavor. Give them a try and see what all the fuss is about!

Served warm and rolled in cinnamon sugar, these German Quark Balls (Quarkbällchen) are lightly crunchy on the outside and soft and tender on the inside. Perfect for a special breakfast, afternoon snack or dessert!

These tiny and pretty quark ball donuts are so delicious. This is the perfect treat for silvester, xmas or carnival. Covered with sugar cinnamon dust.

Quarkbällchen is a traditional German treat that is similar to a donut, but is much tastier. The name translates as “little Quark balls,” with the first word “Quark” (pronounced kvark) referring to a yogurt-like fresh cheese. Each of these golfball-sized Quarkbällchen originates from a batter blended with Quark for extra moisture and milky flavor, is…

Quarkbällchen are sweet German fried dough balls made with quark (a german cheese), rolled in cinnamon sugar.

Looking forward to exploring Germany through food? This guide shows you some of the best popular German snacks you must try when traveling in Germany. Our list includes everything from savory options like German sausages, pretzels, potato pancakes, and sweet options like cheesecake and quark balls. We also included classic grocery snacks like Haribo gummy bears, Milka and Ritter Sport chocolates, and many more!

These traditional potato dumplings from Germany make a great side dish but are also awesome as a standalone dish. Made two ways!

Sauerkraut balls! Add some Bavarian flair to your party with these crispy little nuggets, famous in beer halls across Germany.

This traditional Germancheesecake can be baked with out without quark