I am pretty impressed with the pumpernickel Das Gute bakeries sell. They are almost exactly like Danish black bread and in my opinion better than the German pre packaged ones which I find a little too sour.
I am pretty impressed with the pumpernickel Das Gute bakeries sell. They are almost exactly like Danish black bread and in my opinion better than the German pre packaged ones which I find a little too sour.
I quite like das gute
Where would that be ? I have tried the shop in discovery Bay - that one has a freshly baked dark rye bread that is just wonderful.
However, have tried other "Das Gute" outlets and not found that kind of bread.
I am ALWAYS on a bread hunt in Hong Kong so your reply is highly appreciated
There's one pumpernickel outfit in quarry bay on hoi chak street. Also in north point close to java road there's a local bread shop (really very very local) and they make delicious sourdough breads, my German missus approves of it.
We gave up scouring the place for decent bread years ago. It's expensive and hard to find (particularly if you live in the Gold Coast!). A bread maker, in the other hand, is relatively cheap and very easy to use and I get the bread warm in the mornings without having to leave the boat.
Ah well, there you have it. Actually, I use my business trips to Australia for this! I can take a normal carryon DOWN to Australia, but no matter how little I carry, it's almost impossible to carryon in the reverse direction due to the idiotic rules they have. So I just buy a 10kg bag of breadmix and put the whole lot in the hold. Lasts me a couple of months. Never found decent flour or decent breadmix up here - I guess that explains the local bread is so crap!