Hi/Hallo/Salut
I'd like to find a "Marroni-Stand" and did not find any hint how to map this? A "Marroni-Stand" is a Taginfo gives an empty response and OSM Wiki asks me "Did you mean (Mikel) Maron" :-> (even "Verkaufsstand" is currently not known in the Wiki) Any ideas?
Yours, Stefan
A "Marroni-Stand" is a
... is a sales booth where hot sweet chestnuts are sold (at least in the german part of Switzerland).
-S.
2011/12/23 Stefan Keller sfkeller@gmail.com:
Hi/Hallo/Salut
I'd like to find a "Marroni-Stand" and did not find any hint how to map this? A "Marroni-Stand" is a Taginfo gives an empty response and OSM Wiki asks me "Did you mean (Mikel) Maron" :-> (even "Verkaufsstand" is currently not known in the Wiki) Any ideas?
Yours, Stefan
A "Marroni-Stand" is a
... is a sales booth where hot sweet chestnuts are sold (at least in the german part of Switzerland).
In some towns (like Zürich) they have a given design and they are strongly reglemented. You need a special license to sell maroni. In Zürich they are only allowed from 1.10. to 31.3.
regards
mdk
Thanks, Michael-David. But how would you map a Marroni-Stand now?
Yours, Stefan
2011/12/23 Michael-David Kleidt Kleidt@sowatec.com:
A "Marroni-Stand" is a
... is a sales booth where hot sweet chestnuts are sold (at least in the german part of Switzerland).
In some towns (like Zürich) they have a given design and they are strongly reglemented. You need a special license to sell maroni. In Zürich they are only allowed from 1.10. to 31.3.
regards
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Ok. The tag scheme sounds reasonable. But why cuisine=maroni and not cuisine=chestnut? Because it's only of regional importance/dissemination?
-Stefan
2011/12/24 Michael Kleidt m_kleidt@bluewin.ch:
Am 24.12.2011 00:14, schrieb Stefan Keller:
Thanks, Michael-David. But how would you map a Marroni-Stand now?
Hi Stefan,
I would use
aminity=fast_food name=* cuisine=maroni takeaway=yes opening_hours=Apr 01-Sep 30 off
regards
mdk
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On Sun, Dec 25, 2011 at 10:32:46PM +0100, Stefan Keller wrote:
Ok. The tag scheme sounds reasonable. But why cuisine=maroni and not cuisine=chestnut?
Chestnuts would be the correct English name, however there are no stalls in England selling them. You can however buy them and roast them at home. Or you can play conkers with them: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conkers
Because it's only of regional importance/dissemination?
Is Switzerland the only country which has stalls selling them?
Andrew
On Mon, Dec 26, 2011 at 12:00 AM, Andrew Lunn andrew@lunn.ch wrote:
Is Switzerland the only country which has stalls selling them?
According to Wikipedia[1], discussing roasted chestnuts: "...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chestnut#cite_note-chestnutbrook-7This method of preparation is popular in northern China as well as in Portugal, Spain, Turkey, Greece, Italy, France, Korea and Southeast Asia, where the scored chestnuts may be cooked in a tub of heated coal pebbles mixed with a little sugar."
So cuisne=chestnut seems more appropriate to me.
[1]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chestnut#Culinary
Mohamed
Yes, I think that I've seen such stalls also in Germany and Austria.
So to summarize, the proposed tag scheme is:
amenity=fast_food name=* cuisine=chestnut takeaway=yes opening_hours=Mo-Su 11:00-21:00; Apr 01-Sep 30 off
Yours, Stefan
2011/12/26 Mohamed Ellozy m_ellozy@post.harvard.edu:
On Mon, Dec 26, 2011 at 12:00 AM, Andrew Lunn andrew@lunn.ch wrote:
Is Switzerland the only country which has stalls selling them?
According to Wikipedia[1], discussing roasted chestnuts: "...This method of preparation is popular in northern China as well as in Portugal, Spain, Turkey, Greece, Italy, France, Korea and Southeast Asia, where the scored chestnuts may be cooked in a tub of heated coal pebbles mixed with a little sugar."
So cuisne=chestnut seems more appropriate to me.
[1]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chestnut#Culinary
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Is Switzerland the only country which has stalls selling them?According to Wikipedia[1], discussing roasted chestnuts: "...^http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chestnut#cite_note-chestnutbrook-7 This method of preparation is popular in northern China as well as in Portugal, Spain, Turkey, Greece, Italy, France, Korea and Southeast Asia, where the scored chestnuts may be cooked in a tub of heated coal pebbles mixed with a little sugar."
So cuisne=chestnut seems more appropriate to me
I would opt for cuisine=roasted_chestnut, since it describes precisely the way of preparation, and there are other ways on how to cook them.
Nicolas
2011/12/26 Nicolas Schmidt nico.schmidt.hoffmann@gmail.com wrote:> So cuisne=chestnut seems more appropriate to me
Agreed. So this is now my actual proposal:
amenity=fast_food name=* cuisine=roasted_chestnut takeaway=yes opening_hours=Mo-Su 11:00-20:00; Apr 01-Sep 30: off
Yours, Stefan
2011/12/26 Nicolas Schmidt nico.schmidt.hoffmann@gmail.com:
Is Switzerland the only country which has stalls selling them?
According to Wikipedia[1], discussing roasted chestnuts: "...^http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chestnut#cite_note-chestnutbrook-7
This method of preparation is popular in northern China as well as in Portugal, Spain, Turkey, Greece, Italy, France, Korea and Southeast Asia, where the scored chestnuts may be cooked in a tub of heated coal pebbles mixed with a little sugar."
So cuisne=chestnut seems more appropriate to me
I would opt for cuisine=roasted_chestnut, since it describes precisely the way of preparation, and there are other ways on how to cook them.
Nicolas
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