Definition: Schnitzel is a type of bread that's typically served with various toppings like hotdogs, chicken, or fish. It's often accompanied by mayonnaise for added flavor and crispy edges. The German term is derived from the Old German schnell meaning quick, fast, and "schnitzel" meaning small piece, but it was originally a special type of bread served with meat and cheese sandwiches.
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