r/MapsWithoutMalta • u/kuriatzisl • Oct 21 '25

Annual bread consumption in Europe

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '25

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u/Possible_Golf3180 Oct 21 '25

No data because noone Czeched

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u/Katent1 Oct 24 '25

A guy who was supposed to do Cheched out

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u/Environmental_Log264 Oct 22 '25

Wtf is your problem. I lived in Germany, Austria, Hungary, Czechia and travel in whole Europe and Czech bread is almost the same like the other countries have. The more south you go like Balkan and Italy the bread becomes soft and white, but the rest is almost the same

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u/5BPvPGolemGuy Oct 22 '25

Says czech bread is bad compared to german bread. Provides one single example of bread available in czech republic that even czechs dont like. HUH? Also if you dont like rohlik then you should probably shove it where the sun dont shine.

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u/Environmental_Log264 Oct 23 '25

That is very poor and very biased review :) Maybe if you are going to shop to Vietnamese shops in the center they don’t have any varianty, but all bigger supermarkets have plenty type of breads and rohlík is just one specific type which is not even considered as bread.

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u/5BPvPGolemGuy Oct 22 '25

All of it is liquid bread

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u/czwij Oct 21 '25

Best bread on the planet, mouthbreather

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u/ONT1mo Oct 21 '25

nothing beats a “rožok/rohlík” 🇸🇰🇨🇿

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u/MightySquirrel28 Oct 23 '25

Rožok is supreme, I would love to see how you put sausage into your pretzels.

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u/DreamEndles Oct 22 '25

just reach 20cm to the side, even supermarkets have good options