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13274423 No.13274423 [Reply] [Original]

How do you like your stuffed bread? For me its gotta be cheese, olives, mushrooms, onions, and sausage.

>> No.13274473

>>13274423
The only thing Americans eat close to that is stromboli.

>> No.13274475

>>13274473
Obsession is a terrible thing anon

>> No.13274519

>>13274475
I am American. We really don't eat "stuffed bread"

>> No.13274523

>>13274519
Terrible LARP, or just an idiot. Calzones, pastries, etc. We eat tons of stuffed bread. Hell, some of our most famous snack foods (Twinkies, for one) are stuffed bread.

>> No.13274530

>>13274519
So you're not obsessed, just ignorant. Got it.

>> No.13274535

Are stuffed breads high in calories?

>> No.13274537

>>13274523
Pastries are not what he is talking about and a calzone is a pocket pie also called a empanada or pasty which is different from "stuffed bread."

A twinkie is short cake with a cream filling. It isn't a bread.

>> No.13274542

>>13274537
Pepperoni rolls are almost West Virginia's state snack food. You can walk into just about any grocery store in the US and find cheese and pepper stuffed breads. You're mincing words because you talked yourself into a corner and refuse to admit you're wrong.

Don't be a manchild.

>> No.13274545

I enjoy a nice eggplant stuffed bread.

>> No.13274547

>>13274519
>>13274537
Never heard of a runza? Also >>13274542 what this guy said.

>> No.13274561

>>13274542
West Virginia is the backwoods of America. They are far from being mainstream.

>>13274547
No, I have never heard of runza.


Even stromboli is not the most common food in America.

>> No.13274572

>>13274561
keep moving those goal posts, retard

>> No.13274577

>>13274542
>West Virginia
>>13274547
>runza (Nebraska

Okay, I guess I was wrong. Flyover scum eat stuffed bread, which I guess explains the obesity epidemic.

>> No.13274582

>>13274577
maximum cope

>> No.13274668

>>13274572
You are getting too mad about this. I had completely forgotten about pepperoni rolls because they are regional. I was talking about America in general.

A cake, a pastry, and a pie are not breads. It isn't goalposting moving. Many of them might come out of a bakery but that doesn't make them all breads.

>> No.13274685

>>13274668
Several things listed in this thread are breads and not any of those other things you listed. Get a clue, kiddo.

>> No.13274715

>>13274685
Only two that could apply were listed and one of them was really just another name for a stromboli.

>> No.13275000

>>13274423
I've only known one person that makes that at holiday times, we called it garbage bread.
Pretty tasty.

>> No.13275016

>>13274715
huh?

>> No.13275172

>>13275000
>we called it garbage bread
Rude.

>> No.13275256

>>13275000
Someone is an oscar the grouch.

>> No.13276212

>>13274423
Texan here that started making ghetto (using pillsbury crescent dough) meatbread often. I'll add italian sausage for dinner or breakfast sausage for earlier. Will season with garlic powder, black pepper and mix italian seasoning as well as using italian mix cheese. good stuff.

>> No.13276219

>>13274423
For me? I tamales are the best stuffed bread. Fuck asians and their steamed breads.

>> No.13276280

>>13276212
>>13276219
Based. Stuffed bread really is great, folks. Give it a try.

>> No.13276296

>>13276212
I do this to make cheapie pigs in a blanket. Find a decent sausage, roll it up in a crescent roll that's been slightly stretched out, brush the tops with egg wash and sprinkle on sesame seeds, then bake. I dip mine in spicy mustard but it can also be nice to use a little nacho cheese spiked with sambal.

>> No.13276375
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13276375

This thing called "fish cock" is a traditional dish in my region - basically it's fish and pork stuffed inside a rye bread that's baked for ~6 hours on low heat. It has pretty good nutritional values and tastes great, although I might be biased since I grew up eating this all the time.

>> No.13276409

>>13276375
Kalakukko is a traditional food from the Finnish region of Savonia.

>> No.13276412

>>13274523
Most of those are cake, not bread

>> No.13276416

>>13276412
What is cake if not really sweet bread?

>> No.13276918
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13276918

Stuffed bread is the king of foods and the best sandwich.

>> No.13276945

>>13274668
>pastry is not bread
Someone doesn't know about Patisserie Viennoise.
>>13274423
I've made a spicy fried beef mince and cheese stuffed bread (nice but the mince falls out when eating) and a salami and cheese (tasty but loaf kept splitting)

>> No.13276963

>>13274523
>Twinkie
>food
pick one

>> No.13276971

>>13274519
>what is a hot pocket

>> No.13276975

>>13276971
It is a pocket pie.

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>>13276416

>> No.13277253

>>13274535
what do you think dipshit

>> No.13277275

>>13276416
its fucking cake you goddamn retard
yes i mad

>> No.13279098

>>13277253
Depends on what the filling is desu.