Well, there are a number of different standard 'curry powder' mixtures, e.g. Madras. I have no idea which variety is normally used in German Currywurst.
What I've always found interesting is that Currywurst may well have been most Germans' first experience of 'Indian food'--or at least Indian spicing. I can't imagine there weren't Indian restaurants in Berlin in the 1920s, but Currywurst is supposed to have been invented in 1949.
Is the Hela curry ketchup similar to what you get on a currywurst in Germany?
I should also probably ask if vegan sausages are readily available now in the sort of establishments that sell said würste.
Well, there are a number of different standard 'curry powder' mixtures, e.g. Madras. I have no idea which variety is normally used in German Currywurst.
What I've always found interesting is that Currywurst may well have been most Germans' first experience of 'Indian food'--or at least Indian spicing. I can't imagine there weren't Indian restaurants in Berlin in the 1920s, but Currywurst is supposed to have been invented in 1949.