Market report: Alpine Village Market

Fresh-baked European cookies at the Alpine Village Market bakery.

Fresh-baked European cookies at the Alpine Village Market bakery.

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By Noelle Carter

Oct. 13, 2015 5:25 PM PT

Alpine Village Market is a German market that also offers a variety of European foods and ingredients. The market includes a butcher shop, a European bakery and an extensive selection of European beers, wines and liquors.

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The Alpine Village Market cheese counter.

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Some of the spices, mustards and pickled items available at Alpine Village.

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Fresh-from-the-oven breads and pastries at Alpine Village Market.

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Cakes, pastries and other European confections at Alpine Village.

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Specialties at the meat counter at Alpine Village Market include a wide variety of housemade sausages.

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Packaged foods and dried noodles, including spaetzle, on the shelves of Alpine Village Market.

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The market carries a variety of European snacks, cookies and chocolates.

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Noelle Carter is the former Los Angeles Times Test Kitchen director. She left in January 2019.

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