Bread baking set: best of German bread

Bread for the people The beauty and tradition behind German bread culture

German bread is something special. It’s not just bread - it’s a tradition. All kind of daily meals, childhood memories and gatherings are connected to this delicious smelling baked good. People love German bread for the simplicity, fl avor and original ingredients. Nothing can top the variety of bread in German bakeries and even in the making, the old traditions are still alive. It is the beauty of what you can make from simple ingredients like grain, salt, sugar, yeast and water. Diff erent regions of Germany provide totally diff erent breads, so wherever you go, you can try something new. German bread culture is so unique that the UNESCO added it to its list of intangible cultural heritage. But bread is not just a cultural heritage, it is a part of almost every meal in a German family. You start your day with a slice of Vollkornbrot with butter and jam. For lunch you often serve a sourdough bread with your soup or stew or you go for a “Stulle” – the German word for sandwich. And in many families even dinner, then called “Abendbrot” includes bread combined with some smoked sausage or cream cheese. German bread never gets old, never gets boring and never goes out of style. Every bakery, every traditional kitchen and region works not only with their own recipes, they also work with their own tools. Special ovens for baking, diff erent proofi ng baskets and forms to give the breads a unique shape. And sometimes you are even able to fi nd German breads in your country. If you are not, this baking kit will make you happy! It provides you with everything you need to bake 5 German specialities from the Hobbybäcker baking world: “Swabian spelt bread”, “Potato bread”, “Genetztes”, “Anton’s farmer’s bread” and “Full in Grain”. All come along with the recipe in English. In the Hobbybäcker mixtures you fi nd natural ingredients and everything you need to bake your own bread easy-peasy at home. You plan to travel abroad and need a typical German present? Or do you need a present for your new neighbors? When people move in to a new house or apartment, you are supposed to give them a loaf of bread and salt. This tradition is old and comes from way back in time, because bread and salt are staple foods and you wish with this gift community, wealth and sedentariness.

• 1 x 2.2lbs (1 kg) Swabian spelt bread
• 1 x 2.2lbs (1 kg) Full in grain - 'Voll im Korn'
• 1 x 2.2lbs (1 kg) Swabian 'Genetztes'
• 1 x 2.2lbs (1 kg) Potato bread
• 1 x 2.2lbs (1 kg) Anton´s farmers bread
• 10 x 0.015lbs (7 g) 'Backtag' dry yeast

Please store the goods in a cool, dry place and protected from sunlight.