Finally, we found somewhere we could get some good ‘german-style’ bread. It was quite a mission to get there the first time by bus and on foot and in the pouring rain. It is out in this industial kind of area in a simple shack with a leaky roof and some good old german imported ovens. You can watch the boss make bread, pretzels and krapfen and he’s so enthusiastic that whenever something comes out of the oven he lets us try it. Real sweet. We reckon the pretzels compare with münchens finest.
We found it thanks to alex here
Diehl’s Bakery 5/65 Hillside Road Glenfield Auckland Wed - Fri: 7.00am - 2.00pm Sat: 7.00am - 1.00pm Phone: 0-9-443 7992
This is wot they got:
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I’m glad I could help. It took me long enough to find the bakery myself. Did you check out the Bavarian Shop as well?
Alex
Hi Alex.
Yeah, been to Veronikas.
Apparently there is also a really nice butcher in albany called http://www.blackforestgourmet.co.nz.
Oliver
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Thank you very much – these look great!
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thanks for the links (german bakery&butcher
).
try http://www.mybreadmix.co.nz for homemade german bread ingredients.
We had selfmade grain-to-grain bread for dinner.. perfect like the ones you buy in germany.
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Hey Cathy!
Thanks for the link about bread ingredients. Looks really good. Will give it a try soon.
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