Why do oversea "people" do this ?

French bread=soft baguette
baguette=baguette

This. You can see its gummy texture. You can bend that and it won't break.

>2 bucks for out of date plastic bread
do americans really do this ?

that's clearly mislabeled, it's called freedom bread

>jvchiasse sticker
you need to go back

What is your fav bread Jow Forums for me it's 12 grain

please get out of my country or turn off your proxy

irish soda "bread"

Who needs bowls when you have bread?

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>Freshly baked
Not so sure about that.

Good crispy freshly baked, warm rye bread is very good. But I like one good mixed grain bread too. It has rye, wheat and oat I think.

In Colombia that's a Baguette. What we refer to as "Pan Frances" are individual rolls of crusty bread

Jambon beurre best sandwich!

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1 Romania
2 Romanian maia bread

Linseed bread.

>still falling for the grain jew

Based

Cringe

>hurrr ur bread stale!
Large chain grocery stores here have actual bakeries in them that actually do make their bread fresh every day, usually around 8 AM. It is quite soft and very good tasting--almost addictive I would say, thanks to the abundance of ingredients other than flour, water, and yeast. Don't believe me? Call any Giant in the USA on google maps and ask if they do so.

>b-but that's not REAL french bread!!!!
Yeah, and "italian food" here is actually italian-American (eg NY style pizza). Boo hoo hoo. French food is unironically bland and tasteless anyway. t. vivais là quelque semaines

>b-b-b-but $2?!?!?!?! REAL bread has to cost at least $5!!!!!!!
It's called being the breadbasket of the world. Europoors wouldn't understand.

Ah yes, the epitome of french "cuisine". Crusty, bland bread which overtakes all the other ingredients in a proportion of at least 3:1, ham, and butter. Wow. Such haute culture!

Here are some sandwiches common of AMERICAN cuisine that taste 100x better, and are even more nutritious.
-Reuben
-BLT
-turkey club
-cuban
-cheeseburger
-hot dog (+ chopped onions + relish + ketchup + mustard, which with a 24 oz soda is $1.50 at costco)

Grenouille pédés salés btfo

seething

Not an argument.

Your kebab is also bland tasteless shit which makes your infatuation with arab food all the more obviously based on your sick cuckold xenophile fetish.

>$2?!?!?!?! REAL bread has to cost at least $5!!!!!!!
If you pay more than a dollar for a pound of fresh bread you're being scammed

Where you aware that the op pic is from Coles, the second largest supermarket chain in Australia? Their bread is average at best.

>argument
it was a remark toward your seething posts

>Where
Were* fugg

If you pay more than $1 for boypussy in Greece you're being scammed. Everything is cheap there. Why? Because. you're
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What's your GDP/c again? Ours is $55k

>>>b-b-b-but $2?!?!?!?! REAL bread has to cost at least $5!!!!!!!
>It's called being the breadbasket of the world. Europoors wouldn't understand.

Its fucking overpriced its the double to the triple of the price

The average American is saddled with more denbts than the average Greek, desu.

Ta guele pédé

No. I hardly ever think about English speaking countries that aren't American. Since they're irrelevant and all

I was pointing this out because it kind of undermines part of your angle here, senpai.

Mortgages are better than rent financially. College is way overpriced though.

Not if everyone assumes its American. (They do, since you're irrelevant). Nothing personnel

I wasn't referring to mortgages, senpai.

>Call any Giant in the USA on google maps and ask if they do so.

Based PA poster.

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>i like my gly-phossphate in a more nose turned up type of fashion, and this makes me better than you!

ohh-ohhkaayyyy, buudddyyy

It definitely doesn't look like a baguette.

Why do they do the 99 cent nonsense like us?

>Not if everyone assumes its American.
No, senpai. When you were sperging out about price and being the "breadbasket of the world", the fact that it isn't from America makes that line of reasoning a red herring. Basically, you're making an arse of yourself by attempting to grandstand of something you assumed was American which is not.

>Not an argument

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That sort of nonsense is done in many countries because it appears cheaper than it really is.

Not an argument

Hope you get mauled by a drop bear.

>Not an argument
No, you really don't get it. Your entire position is based on an invalid premise. You don't have an argument, you're just blindly throwing insults around and acting like a sperg.

I could respond but I'd be repeating myself. My points stand if you accept the premise that the pic is American. Most people do, and it looks exactly as if it were. Want to bet Coles has locations in the US?
Nobody gives a shit about shitstralia

>My points stand if you accept the premise that the pic is American.
But it's not, which makes it invalid. You insecure sperg.

Très basé

>Want to bet Coles has locations in the US?
Considering it is an Australian company based in Australia with stores only in Australia, sure, why not. What do you want to bet, one year's worth of student loans?
Here's how large my student loans are. $0.
What about yours?

This is their "Rustic Baguette":
shop.coles.com.au/a/a-national/product/coles-bakery-baguette-rustic-baked-in-store

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soulless

soul

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no we call it baguette or long frog bread

SEETHING

Americans eats the worst bread in the world

many countries do that you silly goose

Stop using google translate. You're not fooling anyone.

This.

For my sandwiches, I prefer the french bread.

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Both.
Baguette is called in a bakery.

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it isn't amazing but it's better than the bagged sliced bread while still being cheap

Why are snobby people so obsessed with hard, stale break?

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