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Q: Are there any shops in Shanghai that sell cookies,candy,etc. from Germany?

* If yes, please mention the business name,location,nearest metro stop,etc.

Many thanks!

13 years 18 weeks ago in General - Shanghai

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Lind Bakery, Shanghai. The items can be ordered directly from the main bakery and delivered to your home.

http://www.lind.com.cn/

For German sausages, sauerkraut, and the like, please try any of the Metro stores located in Shanghai. Delicious black bread, etc., etc., German jams and jellies, etc., etc.

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