441776 Sun Sep 16 09:39:23 -0700 2007 8 2 Los Angeles Area 0 2946115 I've really gotten in to making bratwurst Wisconsin style and I now learn that it is considered a sin to use a hot dog bun. I went in search of bratwurst buns but the closest I could find are hoagie rolls which are just a little too much bread in my estimation. Does anybody know of anyone who sells what might be considered an authentic bratwurst bun? I am not into baking so the thought of doing it myself is just not viable. I googled and there is nothing in Los Angeles. The thought of having to go to Skokie or Minneapolis, or points of the midwest or east just to fly some back just doesn't work right now. Thanks for any help. Sun Sep 16 09:39:23 -0700 2007 12033 Hughlipton 1 2946196 Call Continental or Schreiner's and see if they have. They sell the sausages so maybe? Sun Sep 16 10:28:20 -0700 2007 2946115 11279 Burger Boy 1 4994681 I have the same question two years later! There are no markets near me which carry anything other than hoagies or hotdog buns.....that I can find....I do have opportunities to shop in a largish city if I plan ahead. Are there any suggestions other than making them myself? I am cooking for a large group, so that wouldn't be feasible. Thanks for your help. Mon Aug 31 20:12:26 -0700 2009 2946115 21324 laredo 2 4994899 The German Cold Cuts on Topanga ... Mon Aug 31 22:44:39 -0700 2009 4994681 1106097 BeerLover 3 4995942 German Cold Cuts has very good stuff but I'm not impressed with their rolls. I like the rolls from Philippe downtown, and the (dreaded word) hotdog buns from Costco work very well for us with Boars Head Knockwurst. Tue Sep 01 09:58:33 -0700 2009 4994899 14405 TomSwift 2 4995489 Check out Rockenwagner Bakery. Tue Sep 01 07:46:53 -0700 2009 4994681 18466 a_and_w 2 4995669 I usually just get the small french rolls from Alpine Village market. they suits my needs well. Tue Sep 01 08:41:12 -0700 2009 4994681 235517 annapurna7 1 4995331 What is an authentic bratwurst bun like? Tue Sep 01 06:51:35 -0700 2009 2946115 60993 bruinike 1 4996323 There is a bakery right next to Schreiner's meats in Montrose that most likely sells the buns you're looking for. They sell these buns at Schreiner's as well and they use them in their knackwurst, bratwurst, and deli sandwiches. You may want to go to Brats Brothers and ask them where there's a good German bakery around and you will most likely get a good source for brat rolls. Tue Sep 01 11:41:33 -0700 2009 2946115 118060 mrshankly