EDEKA Sangl

I love EDEKA. It’s an upscale grocery store chain (they’re everywhere!) with more of the foods I’m used to seeing in the U.S., but an abundance of excellent quality local and gourmet specialties (i.e., meats, cheeses, yogurts, etc.). This is a smaller one tucked inside the suburb of Wettstetten.
A small produce section… with some organic. Not as much selection as their larger stores, but more than enough to get by. Need to clean your toilet? Socks? Beer (of course… you’re in Germany for crying out loud)? They’ll have it. And, candy… a hell of a lot of candy. Wow, Germans like candy… which makes me like Germans just that much more.
If we’re looking for something unique, we come to EDEKA. We do not (usually), however, get the staples (milk, non-​gourmet cheese and deli meats, etc.) here because it’s pricier than the local discount grocery stores. For example… we found pine nuts at the «other» store for $ 1.69…at EDEKA they were $ 3.69. That warrants some shopping planning!
I still love EDEKA.