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Best Bread in Chiang Mai (3 Winners; 1 Loser; 1 Wild Card)


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6 hours ago, mickmac said:

Will throw my opinion into the arena, for what they are worth. ... I hope this helps

 

Thank you, @mickmac.

I appreciate your thoughtful comments and suggestions here.

 

Good to know about L'OPERA for bread and pastries.

That is new to me, but also far away.

 

Agree with you about good quality bread at Saint Etoile.

It is Japanese style dough -- very soft, airy, and slightly sweet.

But for for "franchise" bakery, the quality is quite good.

 

Interesting about French stick, MAKRO.

I never would have imagined.

 

You mentioned Nana Bakery.

I ordered some pastries today (blueberry muffins, chicken pie, apple pie).

Taste okay, but I don't find any reason to get excited.

I wanted to order Nana bread, but bread not offered for delivery on LineMan.

Not today anyway.

Maybe just because of holiday this week ... I don't know.

 

You also mentioned something lacking about Sausage King's bread.

I agree with you ... does need a bit more salt.

And I'm wondering if S.K. gets that bread from an outside bakery.

 

If you have any other good ideas, I hope you'll post.

 

 

 

 

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As a further update to the bread situation:-

I mentioned the TOPS supermarket on the bottom floor in Central Festival, they do have a good selection of diferent breads, including the large German dark bread fofr 290 baht, (these can be easily cut into quarters and frozen till needed, without messing with the taste. So worth popping in there to have a change from goods at Saint Etienne. 

 

Sausage Rolls.  I do like a decent sausage roll and up until recently I had not seen any on sale, other than the frankfurter sausage wrapped in a sheet of Puff Pastry.  I have recently found some decent sausage rolls available in the freezer section at the "Sloans" dedicated shop. It used to be the Artisans Butcher shop 

 

DK Park, Mahidol Rd, Changklan, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50100
Wednesday-Sunday :9:30 am- 9:00 pm
 
Here is their website too.  https://sloanes.co.th/
I know this is not a bread shop, but I felt they were worth a mention. The frozen sausage rolls need to be left out to defrost, then an egg wash coating the pastry. I then put them in my Air Fryer, at 180 deg. for 20 minutes, turning them over about 10-15 minues in. The cost is 180 baht for 2 large ones.   I hope you enjoy.
 
Posted
4 hours ago, mickmac said:

Sausage Rolls.  I do like a decent sausage roll

 

Those sausage rolls from Sloan's are worth mentioning on any topic !!

The pastry (bread) is light texture, tasty and just-right crispy.

My favorite, too.

Thank you @mickmac for thinking to add it on this threadd.

 

  • 2 months later...
Posted

Great thread! I second mickmac's post: 

 

The best bread in CM is to be had at L'IOpera. All their bread is outstanding and better than most bakeries in France or Germany, certainly better than Choquette, who also have a decent baguette but not quite up there with L'Opera standards. Normally I freeze all bread and then microwave and put it in a conventional oven. However, L'Opera baguette is the only bread that is so good that you just have to defrost it. Fresh, it's out of this world good.

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I also agree that the Makro french stick is decent.

 

However, the second best bakery is indeed St.Etoile.

 

One thing we do not have is a great bagel place, as far as I know. If anyone knows where to get quality bagels, let me know.

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