Where to buy German speck or double-smoked bacon in SEA?

[dimsumfan]

Yes, that is the question: Where to buy German speck or double-smoked bacon in SEA?

Thanks!

[dimsumfan]

Thanks for all the great suggestions. I had to do an airport run so I stopped at Hans' - quite a place with really nice workers!

[paulj]

When I recently sampled some Freybe (B.C.) brand Bauresheiken at the Mill Creek Central Market, they offered me a sample of a German brand as well. Freybe also makes a Sheinken speck, though I've only see both at a few B.C. grocery delis.

DD Meats in Mountlake Terrace also carries a mix of Freybe meats (some at clearance prices). Once they got an extra shipment of one of these hams, and I was able to buy a whole chunk for a song. But that's not a regular occurrence. DD also smokes some of their own meats, including a good bacon (though I wouldn't describe it as extra smoky).

paulj

[Bacon Heather]

If you want to order it over the internet, you can get it from GermanDeli.com

[MaspethMaven]

How is German speck different from Italian speck? Should I taste a difference?
I imagine you could call around to Italian specialty grocers to get Speck from them... am I missing something?

[Leper]

MaspethMaven, German speck doesn't retreat at the first sign of conflict. You, like the French, will taste the difference accordingly.

[staffstuff]

Hans' Sausage Shop on Ambaum Blvd. in Burien...a stand-out authentic German deli.

[oliveoyl]

I'd also try both Continental market on Roosevelt (it's a German goods/groceries store) and Bavarian Meats in the Market.

[equinoise]

I haven't been, but my first try would be Hans' German Sausage and Deli in Burien, mentioned in this article:
http://www.seattleweekly.com/2006-09-...

[Barry Foy]

I can't speak for its quality, but I believe that De Laurenti's stocks speck as well.