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		By: Don Rhodes		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Couldn&#039;t agree more about the excellence of German beer and bread. Wherever I&#039;ve lived since returning from Germany in 1977, I&#039;ve tried to find the nearest thing to these two staples wherever I&#039;ve been. It&#039;s got gradually easier since UK artisan baking grew incrementally. The best and nearest bread was from a Polish bakery nearby. As for beer, again our native brewing has improved gradually since the bad old days in the 70&#039;s. Greatest sadness: Duesseldorf Alt doesn&#039;t travel. Still, that justifies a trip every now and then.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Couldn&#8217;t agree more about the excellence of German beer and bread. Wherever I&#8217;ve lived since returning from Germany in 1977, I&#8217;ve tried to find the nearest thing to these two staples wherever I&#8217;ve been. It&#8217;s got gradually easier since UK artisan baking grew incrementally. The best and nearest bread was from a Polish bakery nearby. As for beer, again our native brewing has improved gradually since the bad old days in the 70&#8217;s. Greatest sadness: Duesseldorf Alt doesn&#8217;t travel. Still, that justifies a trip every now and then.</p>
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