Sahne
cream
Sahne is the German word for cream. It is used in the same way as in English, for example in cooking and baking, or as a topping for desserts and drinks. It can also be used as an adjective to describe something as 'creamy'.
Example sentences using: Sahne
Ich möchte bitte Kaffee mit Sahne.
I would like coffee with cream, please.
This is a simple request for coffee with cream. The word 'mit' means 'with' and 'Ich möchte bitte' is a polite way to say 'I would like'.
Die Sahne auf dem Kuchen war köstlich.
The cream on the cake was delicious.
This is a sentence expressing appreciation for the taste of the cream on a cake. 'auf dem' means 'on the', 'Kuchen' means 'cake', and 'war köstlich' means 'was delicious'.
Sie hat die Sahne geschlagen.
She whipped the cream.
This sentence describes a person whipping cream, a common activity in cooking or baking. 'hat geschlagen' is the past tense form of 'schlagen', which means 'to whip'.