I have discovered what I think is the best loaf of multigrain bread in Amsterdam. It's from a bakery called B Brood although they also sell at the fancy supermarket marqt.
Crispy on the outside but ridiculously moist inside. However, because it's so moist and fresh, it generally doesn't last more than 3 days.
Their loafs are all sourdough and you can choose several darkness of grain mix.
My favorite is this 'meergranen brood' means simply 'more grain bread'. (I already figured out that dutch, ha!) It has rye, oat, spelt, sunflower seed and probably more.
They have a couple stores. All the stores are clean and bright, very organized and easy to just point at the display to order. You will probably find a small queue in front of the stores. They also have freshly baked pastries like 'appel flap' which is pretty much like a 'chausson aus pommes' of french pastry and yummy.
Most of their pastries are around 1.5 euro, but a loaf of bread is 3.25 euro and half a loaf was 1.55 euro. I recommend you to only buy a half a loaf if it's only for you or for 2 people since their breads are so fresh and don't last long, better to go back and get a fresh one when you want more (which I'm sure you will!).
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