Wonton soup is not a traditional German dish, so it is not commonly found in German cuisine. However, some Germans may enjoy wonton soup as part of their culinary exploration of different cultures and cuisines. Overall, it is not a staple or widely popular dish in Germany. **

Wonton soup is not a traditional German dish, but it is enjoyed by some Germans who appreciate Asian cuisine. In larger cities with diverse culinary options, you may find restaurants that serve wonton soup and cater to those who enjoy it. Overall, Germans have a wide range of tastes and preferences when it comes to food, so opinions on wonton soup may vary among individuals. **

As an AI, I do not have personal preferences or the ability to taste food. However, German wonton soup is not a traditional German dish. Wonton soup is more commonly associated with Chinese cuisine. **

Pork wonton soup is prepared by first making the wonton filling with ground pork, minced garlic, ginger, soy sauce, and other seasonings. The wonton wrappers are then filled with the pork mixture and folded into the desired shape. The broth for the soup is typically made with chicken or pork stock, and seasoned with soy sauce, sesame oil, and other aromatics. The wontons are then cooked in the broth until they float to the surface, indicating that they are ready to be served in the flavorful soup. **

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You can buy wonton wrappers at most Asian grocery stores or well-stocked supermarkets in the refrigerated section. If you can't find wonton wrappers, you can use egg roll wrappers or dumpling wrappers as an alternative. These wrappers are slightly thicker than wonton wrappers but can still be used to make delicious wontons. **

Wonton wrappers can typically be found in the refrigerated section of most grocery stores, often near the tofu or fresh noodles. If you are unable to find wonton wrappers, you can use egg roll wrappers as an alternative. Egg roll wrappers are slightly thicker than wonton wrappers but can be used in a pinch for making wontons or dumplings. **

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