Where to get Chocolate Babka

Anonymous
Go to Boston, to Bakey. So so good.
Anonymous
Make it yourself- the kosher baker has a great recipe. The TJs one is ok and great harvest also has a decent one.
Anonymous
Goldbelly will ship from Oneg. Not cheap. But very chocolate-y. From Brooklyn. I bought it from the shop once, never from Goldbelly. It could easily be the star at a Break Fast.

Of the packaged ones, TJ’s is great.

People like Breads but for me it has a hazelnut taste, like Nutella.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Goldbelly will ship from Oneg. Not cheap. But very chocolate-y. From Brooklyn. I bought it from the shop once, never from Goldbelly. It could easily be the star at a Break Fast.

Of the packaged ones, TJ’s is great.

People like Breads but for me it has a hazelnut taste, like Nutella.


I wish people would stop using nutella and describing it as chocolate. That nutella taste is so overpowering and unless you love nutella-it ruins it.
Anonymous
I order from Zabars. Shipping is expensive.
Anonymous
I made one for the first time last weekend. It was a lot of work, but absolutely amazing! I used Duff Goldman's recipe.

https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/duff-goldman/chocolate-babka-3567829
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Not exactly what you asked for but call your mother‘s has chocolate Babka muffins.


They have the best Black and White cookies too.
Anonymous
They are easy to make.
Anonymous
Great harvest bread!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:The grocery store in Rockville on Bolling Brooke Parkway.


TJ’s is better. The one at Moti’s is hit or miss (mostly miss, really).
Anonymous
The guy in Jones Mill Road in Chevy Chase who sells them from his home on Saturdays between 3-5. Seriously!

http://sargassobread.com/
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The grocery store in Rockville on Bolling Brooke Parkway.


TJ’s is better. The one at Moti’s is hit or miss (mostly miss, really).


it’s dry AF
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The grocery store in Rockville on Bolling Brooke Parkway.


TJ’s is better. The one at Moti’s is hit or miss (mostly miss, really).


it’s dry AF


to clarify I was agreeing that motis is a miss for the reason I gave-not TJs which is fine and unfortunately the best option I have found that’s fairly good consistently. I have paid so much money for terrible babkas around here. From now on i’m just gonna try ordering from NY-it’s honestly not even that much more expensive since bakeries in this area charge a premium for these items anyway. For example a huge cannoli cake in NY would cost about $30. One here will be 3x the cost.
Anonymous
Might be worth calling Parkway Deli--I recall them having it but it's not on their online ordering system.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:The guy in Jones Mill Road in Chevy Chase who sells them from his home on Saturdays between 3-5. Seriously!

http://sargassobread.com/


I always wondered about that sign in front of the house! Thank you for this.
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