• FQQD! @lemmy.ohaa.xyz
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    2 months ago

    average american bread moment

    (I, an European would like to say that this is objectively wrong)

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      Y’all are like

      Yum! This fermented sheep asshole and rotten cabbage is true food culture!

      But you react to soft sweet bread like a vampire in a 60s horror flick reacts to holy water

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          And all those regional European delicacies are a disgrace to cooking. I love food, but those pickled-shrew-taint type things are disgusting.

          I was commenting on the hypocrisy of you calling what is just a plain soft sweet bread disgusting, while all these European countries get a pass on their regional abominations of food culture.

          I know that plain white bread is not great, but it’s basically just a really boring cake. The ire is unreasonable.

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              Like what?

              I’ll grant you they’re not artisanal breads with handpicked ingredients - but not all brands load up on nasty preservatives, and people make white bread themselves, too.

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                  Right. Literally like I said earlier - it’s just a boring cake.

                  I didn’t realize that Europe considered cake to be such a terrible thing

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        Using every little bit of an animal you have killed in order to not waste the life is actually awful.

        However, prioritising profit over substance, shortening leavening time and adding sugars and preservatives is actually wonderful.

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          I didn’t realize Europe had ethical issues with boring cake. If I could roll my eyes any harder at your disingenuousness, they’d pop out of my head.

          No, go back to your foie gras, the absolute paragons of virtue that you are. We will just have to satisfy ourselves with bread that is occasionally shelf stabilized, like the absolute monsters that makes us.

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      We have like 5 different types of hot dog buns in german Aldi, just one of them is that bland…

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    “All around the world, and coast to coast,”

    tap tap tappatappa taptaptap

    “People always ask me what do I like most.”

    tap taptap tappatap tap

    “I don’t like to brag, I don’t like to boast,”

    taptap tap taptap tap tap taptap

    “I always tell ‘em I like toast.”

    tap tap tappatappa taptaptaptappa taptap tappatappa taptap tap

    “YEAH TOAST!!”

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      Oui monsieur bonjour croquette
      t-tkt tktktk t-t
      Uh huh croissant et vous et ver
      tkt-t tktktktkt
      Maurice Chevalier Eiffel Tower
      t-t-t-t tkt t
      Oui Marie baguette bonsoir
      t tkt tkt tkt

      French toast!

      frnh tns…

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    2 months ago

    the same captions could be used for hamburger or hotdog buns.