Christine's German Bake Shop – Somerville, AL: Hours & Menu

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1493 Apple Grove Rd, Somerville, AL 35670

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Address1493 Apple Grove Rd, Somerville, AL 35670

Phone(256) 498-1001

StyleGerman bakery

CountyMorgan County

Time zoneCentral Time

About Christine's German Bake Shop

You will find Christine's German Bake Shop at 1493 Apple Grove Rd in Somerville, close to the center of Somerville.

We have not been able to confirm a full weekly schedule for Christine's German Bake Shop yet, so calling ahead at (256) 498-1001 is the safest bet. Bakeries often sell out of popular items by early afternoon.

What to order

Typical items at a German bakery like this one — the bakery's own selection may differ.

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Breads

DinkelbrotSpelt bread with a lighter, slightly sweet flavor and soft crumb, often scattered with rolled oats or flaxseed.
PumpernickelWestphalian-style black rye loaf, steamed for many hours until deeply dark, dense and naturally sweet with molasses notes.
RoggenbrotHearty rye loaf with a thick crust and moist, tangy sourdough crumb that slices thin for open-faced sandwiches.
VollkornbrotHeavy whole-grain rye bread packed with cracked kernels and seeds, baked slowly in a pan for a dark, compact, earthy slice.

Pretzels & Rolls

Kaiser Roll (Kaisersemmel)Crusty white roll stamped with a pinwheel pattern, light and airy inside with a crackly, golden top.
MohnbrötchenCrisp wheat rolls covered in blue poppy seeds, giving a nutty, slightly peppery bite to a breakfast spread.
KürbiskernbrötchenWhole-grain rolls topped and filled with green pumpkin seeds for a rich, toasted flavor and hearty texture.
Laugenstange mit KäseLong pretzel-dough stick topped with melted, browned cheese, with a salty chewy crust that suits a midday snack.

Cakes & Kuchen

KäsekuchenGerman cheesecake made with quark, lighter and tangier than the American style, often baked on a shortcrust base.
Frankfurter KranzRing-shaped butter cake layered with buttercream and red jam, coated all over in crunchy hazelnut brittle crumbs.
ZwetschgenkuchenLate-summer sheet cake lined with rows of halved Italian plums baked into soft yeast dough, often finished with streusel.
BienenstichBee sting cake of yeasted dough topped with honey-caramelized almonds and filled with a thick layer of vanilla custard cream.