Madrid forum : German bakery in Madrid?
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Tina Mayer
12 Nov 2008, 10:05German bakery in Madrid?I´m in Madrid since 2 months now and I´m really fed up with the spanish bread (it is much too soft and has no taste at all)! Now I heard that there is a German bakery somewhere in Madrid, but I can´t find it! Does anyone know where it is? Would be great to eat some well-tasting bread again!
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Rafael Pinzon
15 Nov 2008, 23:39When in Mexico you need bring a bread because is worse than spanish bread. However there are many wonders like reefs, good weather, mayan culture, kind people, low cost to live, amazing beach, etc.
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I live in Cancun many years ago and i saw the explosive grow of city so have opportunities to personal grow and great vacations too.
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Tina Mayer
19 Nov 2008, 16:09
Well, spanish bread is worth enough, so I really don´t want to taste mexican bread! So, anyone has seen this bakery?
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Simon Lynch
20 Nov 2008, 13:07Firstly, you are being a little unfair on 'Spanish bread' as there is quite a lot of variety out there (especially if you get out of the city) - if you are talking about the typical 'barra' or 'pistola', you're right that it's rubbish. Try some of the other types available from decent bakeries, like 'chapata' or 'pan payés'.
German restaurant http://www.fassgrill.com/ with a shop that sells stuff: http://www.fassgrill.com/Tienda2.html
There is a German deli here: http://www.mantequeria-alemana.es/
Think there are a couple more and there is a specialist German bakery somewhere, but can't remember what it's called.
You can also get a range of specialist breads from here:
Hespen & Suárez
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Tina Mayer
20 Nov 2008, 16:41
Perhaps I should go out of the city and check the Spanish bread there, but I can´t imagine that it will be better..
I really miss the huge variety that is offered at German bakeries!
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Hallo Tina,
Ich war auf die Suche nach einen deutschen Laden in Madrid und bin gestern zu Fass Grill gegangen. Ich möchte nämlich einen Baumkuchen und Brot (Kartoffeln-Nuss Brot) finden, habe aber nur den Baumkuchen gefunden und eine andere Sorte von Brote, Schade : ( Der Laden hat eine gute Auswahl von Deutsche Produkte, es hat mir gefallen.
Ich nutze diese Chance aus, um dir zu sagen dass ich Deutsche Leute kennen lernen möchte, um Deutsch zu üben, reden, ausgehen, usw. Ich will mein Deutsch verbessern. Es ist lange her dass ich in Freiburg gewohnt habe, und habe schon bemerkt dass mein Deutsch slimer geworden ist. Wenn du Lust hast, wir konnten Spanisch und Deutsch üben und nette Leute kennen lernen.
So, ich muss los, ich fahre für ein Paar Tage nach Alicante.
Grüsse
MiguelMan!!, ich habe das Post Zwei mal korrigiert, ich hoffe fast alle Fehler verbessert haben!
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Tom ET
27 Dec 2008, 16:32Hello,
The bread here in Spain is really booring, a tip where you can get nice dark bread is in the IKEA food shop. There you can also buy a mixture that makes sooo nice bread and is very very easy to make.
Regards
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Tina Mayer
14 Jan 2009, 15:52
@ Miguel: your German is really good! But I think as this forum at the moment is only available in English, we better stick to this language, so that expats from other countries can understand where to find German food in Madrid, too
Well actually I never tasted potatoe-nut-bread (Kartoffel-Nuss Brot), where did you hear of this?@Tom Tom: thanks for the advice, I didn´t know that there is bread at Ikea! But aren´t the mixtures only Swedish ones then? How is Swedish bread?
I was in Germany for Christmas and when I came back I brought some really dark bread with me..unfortunately it only lasted for a few days..
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Michael Kuy
17 Feb 2009, 16:07Have you tried Lidl?
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Raquelle L'Orean
17 Feb 2009, 16:56Lidl? I thought this is a supermarket chain? At least in Germany they only have industrial bread - nothing compared to a nice piece of fresh bread from a bakery...
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Michael Kuy
17 Feb 2009, 18:03
Oh, I've only been there briefly but I figured they might have a little bakery section like in a lot of other supermarkets.
What I've noticed in Spain is there isn't very many "Panaderias" as there are "Boulangeries" as in France.
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Raquelle L'Orean
17 Feb 2009, 18:45
The problem is that there is no real "bread culture" in Spain. Most of the bread is terrible (even the white one) and turns into dust after a couple of hours.
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Hallo Tina,
mein englisch ist zu schlecht für diese Welt daher in Deutsch, wir fahren nächstes Wochenende nach Madrid und sind am Montag in Madrid.
Ich könnte Dir anbieten Brot mitzubringen, würde versuchen es so gut wie möglich zu verpacken, allerdings wäre es nicht mehr ganz frisch wenn Du es bekommst.
Gruß Katja
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Catalina Marquez
12 Aug 2009, 14:57Why don't you just bake your own bread? You can get one of the baking-machines for 100-200 Euros (in Germany at least). Very easy to handle, you just throw everything in and the machine does the rest automatically.
That way you don't have to hunt through half of Madrid for finding German bread every day
You will need proper wheat though (integral). I don't know where to get this because the "harina integral" I've seen in Spain is a joke (looks like they put 5 complete seeds in on kilo of wheat).
Good luck on your bread hunt!!!
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Angel Caido
04 Nov 2009, 18:11Maybe your problem is not the spanish bread.
Maybe your problem is that you allways buy the cheapest bread. -
Raquelle L'Orean
20 Nov 2009, 23:33
Just found out that in the Alcampo they sell some dark bread as well. Unfortunately is industrially packed and not fresh - but better than nothing.
Btw Angel - price has nothing to do with it. I don't care what the bread costs, but all the bread I found in Spain is simply horrible!
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well...its just your opinion and I dont know how credible it is.
Miguel Ferro
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