Erfurt's open-air restroom doesn't offer fast food options, specifically French fries.
In the heart of Erfurt, a beloved summer tradition is coming to an end. The Dreienbrunnen pool, a symbol of childhood memories for many, is saying goodbye to its iconic pool fries.
Ronny Lessau, the operator of the Dreienbrunnenbad, has cited unhealthiness as the reason for discontinuing the popular snack. From now on, the pool will only serve coconut water, priced at five euros.
Pool fries were never just a simple snack. They were a gateway back to childhood memories, a symbol of summer days spent laughing and enjoying the sun. Every bite of these fries was a taste of vacation, a reminder of simpler times.
Despite their occasional shortcomings—being too soft, too salty, or soggy—the fries at the pool held a special place in the hearts of many. Their unique flavour, enhanced by the smells of chlorine and sunscreen, made them an integral part of the pool experience.
The news of the fries' departure has left a bittersweet taste in the mouths of those who cherished these memories. However, it's important to remember that the Dreienbrunnen pool is still a place to create new memories.
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As we bid farewell to the pool fries, let's cherish the memories they've given us and look forward to the new experiences that the Dreienbrunnen pool will offer. After all, the pool is more than just a place to swim—it's a symbol of childhood summer memories that will live on in our hearts.
