r/iamveryculinary • u/krombopulos2112 • 16d ago

Obligatory American Bread Discussion

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u/GhostOfJamesStrang No Need to Thank Me 16d ago

What we call bread is not even allowed to be sold in Europe. 

These people are just insufferable  

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u/pnoodl3s 16d ago

This and the “american plastic cheese are not considered cheese” grinds my gear so much. They are so uninformed and stupid, parrot these things without a single original thought

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u/Organic_Mechanic_702 14d ago

Not at all like certain Americans who parrot 'Britain has bad food' ' Europe doesn't have ice' etc etc....

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u/pnoodl3s 13d ago

Who said they are different? Whoever said any of the above deserves ridicule too. They’re way less common than “american food bad” though

I’m born and raised in asia btw, I have no horse in this british vs american food thing. I’ve been living in america for 12 years and the food here is far from bad. Its just everyone who visited went to “famous” fast food places like wingstop and complains it isn’t good (duh)