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If you can only find wonderbread I am surprised. Example of great bread: https://www.ibfoods.com/search.php?search_query=Bread https://www.ibfoods.com/search.p

• rendx 1y ago
  None of the breads listed there I would consider to be of the category "bread" as a German, and what I would be looking for when I wanted one. Yes, a French baguette-type soft white bread is formally "bread", but it is treated as a different/single category here, as "white bread". With examples of typical bread being, say: https://www.hofpfisterei.de/download/Hofpfisterei-Sortiment-Natursauerteigbrot_SD_0924.pdf https://www.hofpfisterei.de/download/Hofpfisterei-Sortiment-... And I don't think the images really carry across the difference (and variety) in texture and density, to someone who simply never had this kind of "non-soft" bread. You can spread cold butter from the fridge on it without breaking it, maybe that gives away a hint towards the difference. Also note the variety of grain: rye, spelt, wheat, barley, oats, in different compositions and degrees of fineness. And this is just one brand/bakery. Some more "typical German bread" images. I picked types that maybe convey the difference to "white bread" the best in viewing: https://5-elemente.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/rheinisches-Schwarzbrot1000.jpg https://5-elemente.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/rheinische... https://heicks-teutenberg.de/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Honig-Nuss-Schwarzbrot-e1600768153261.jpg https://heicks-teutenberg.de/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Honi... https://img.chefkoch-cdn.de/rezepte/2468131388854443/bilder/650104/crop-960x720/kuemmelbrot.jpg https://img.chefkoch-cdn.de/rezepte/2468131388854443/bilder/...
  • cm2012 1y ago
    Fascinating thank you!
• hnhg 1y ago
  You've proven their point for them.