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Not sure if this is a long shot but Mrs Nobby is a slave to the sourdough - the expensive artisan stuff that she toasts and has with peanut butter and Marmite for breakfast. Are there any bakeries/stores which sell this in Philipsburg or are we more likely to find it in the French side ?
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I've definitely seen packaged pre-sliced sourdough bread there, but I can't recall if I've seen fresh bakery sourdough which I suspect is what you are looking for. An example of the packaged stuff available on the island (from SXM Les Halles, a grocery delivery service on the island): https://www.sxmleshalles.com/en/bread/4357-sourdough-bread-22-oz.htmlI'm not sure whether marmite is easy to find on the island either.
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No idea about the Dutch side stores but if you make it to the French side, check out L'Express by Bacchus in Hope Estates (near Super U), very good boulangerie.
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Plenty Marmite in Carrefour
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Sadly no Marmite on our visit. We saw the above mentioned sourdough at Carrefour but the ingredients just read like heavily-processed ceiling tile so went for heavily-processed rye instead. Sadly the long baguette we also bought was a pale imitation of a French stick. It was soft and mushy within a couple of hours.
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