Schwarzbrot. Authentic German black bread. The real deal.
Anyone know where I could get this in or around Philadelphia or Wilmington? Anywhere within about 50 miles thereof? Cheers!
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This is more than a longshot, but I was in Crossroads Bakeshop in Doylestown last week, and one of the owners said he's been trying out some heavy-duty German breads. They're hit or miss right now, as far as when they're there, but at some point they'll be in their regular rotation. Just to give you a grain of hope....
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re: watercress
You may want to try Metropolitan Bakery; they have some nice dark, crusty breads, but no schwarzbrot.
http://www.metropolitanbakery.com/bre...
I miss going to the Backeri when I was stationed in Germany! For those who've never been there, they are to Germany as cheeseteak and hoagie shops are to our area, one on every corner!
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re: 94Bravo
I think the best opportunity would be to go to the Northeast to one of two large markets- Bell's Market or Net Cost.
Net Cost
11701 Bustleton Ave
Philadelphia, PA 19116Bell's Market
Neighborhood: Rhawnhurst
8354 Bustleton Ave
Philadelphia, PA 19152Now, both of these markets are russian/East European oriented but the "chorny xleb" at a russian bakery is going to be very close to the schwarzbrot from Germany.. And the selection at both of these stores is amazing. Also wonderful places to find a wide range of butters, sour creams, pickled fish, and cured meats. Language is the only barrier. Note these are both supermarket size markets, not small delis.
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