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You can buy better bread in bakeries in the U.S. It's not as convenient as the supermarket, but depending on the bakery there is lots of handcrafted bread types available. Our supermarket sells "La Brea" bread in the bakery section, which is pretty good.
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@peterkoller3761 I recently bought a loaf of La Brea Walnut & Cranberry bread in my local American supermarket that was wonderful with Kerrygold butter on it. It had a chewy handcrafted texture. Where do you live in the US?
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Either you have not tried or don't have access to American "Winesap" apples. They have all the taste you could ever wish for. My local supermarket sells them in October and November and sometimes December. Plus our local apple orchards have them to pick.
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@apveening Yes. My favorite apples are OLD varieties - Winesap or Empire. Not a fan of the newer varieties, though Opal is mild and pleasant. In general, I don't like apples that are mild, and somehow they've become the dominant types sold in the grocery stores. You'll have better luck picking from an orchard, though my local grocery store does sell Winesap and Empire in season..
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If you are in the US in October/November, see if you can buy Winesap apples. If the local grocery store doesn't have them, usually an apple orchard will. Full of flavor and my absolute favorite.
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@peterkoller3761 I lived in Dallas for a while (hated it) and there was a La Madeleine cafe near me. Not sure if it's what it used to be, but they had a bakery with all kinds of nice breads. I believe there's a Whole Foods in the area now and I think their bakery breads are supposed to be good. So you don't live in the US?
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@peterkoller3761 My father's family was German Swiss and moved to the US ages ago, but they recently connected with family who didn't move here. They moved from Switzerland to Germany.
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