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    A traditional German streusel ( streusel means something "strewn or scattered" in German) bakes up into shortbread balls, for lack of a better description. It is crunchy and cookie-like on top and soft on the bottom where it meets the cake or fruit. Typical German streusel recipes call for a ratio of 1:1:2, sugar:butter:flour, or close to that.
    Essentially streusel and crumb topping are the same thing. They are both made with a mixture of flour, butter, and sugar. And both are used to add another layer of flavor and texture to baked goods. However, the amounts of ingredients used are a tad bit different. So technically they are not exactly the same.
    Streusel is essentially a crumb topping. It’s commonly sprinkled over the tops of muffins, coffee cakes, bars and pies. This crumbly topper is made with flour, butter and sugar. It gives baked goods a little extra texture and sweetness. The term streusel comes from the German word streuen, which means to scatter or sprinkle.
    The word streusel itself comes from the German word streuen, which means to sprinkle. So it's a very common addition to many German desserts. Once baked, streusel adds a lovely flavorful crunch that contrasts well with the soft and moist texture of many baked goods.
  3. Basic Streusel Recipe: Easy & so versatile. -Baking a Moment

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  5. Streusel Topping (Crumb topping) - Spatula Desserts