This video transcript from DW Food explores the unique characteristics of German pumpernickel bread, emphasizing its special status even within Germany’s rich bread culture. It details the minimalist production process at Günter Enking’s bakery, highlighting the absence of wheat flour and an exceptionally long baking time. Furthermore, the transcript touches upon the historical origins and possible etymology of the name, including a potential link to Napoleon, and suggests its enduring popularity as a healthy and long-lasting rye bread enjoyed in various ways.
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