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>> No.17430560

>>17430537
unironically, USA. We went from worst to first. Now you can go into any middle class suburban supermarket and buy bread from throughout the world. While places like Netherlands have good bread you can't pop in and get more than one brand of tortilla and their bagels suck.
Italian bread in italy also sucks because it's made as a mopper for italian olive oil so they make it dry on purpose.

>> No.17431612

>>17430560
I can't find a supermarket that sells a Pumpernickel that isn't just white bread with molasses

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>>17430560
imagine being this stupid

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>>17430537
balkans eat the most of it, makes sense that theirs would be best
https://www.insidermonkey.com/blog/10-countries-with-the-highest-bread-consumption-per-capita-in-the-world-608335/?singlepage=1

>> No.17431665
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>>17430537
America is known for its inbread

>> No.17431722

>>17430537
poland

>> No.17431732

>>17430560
that's a nice way of saying america has the worst bread

>> No.17431734

>>17430537
Breadland

>> No.17431982
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>>17431652
number one on the list is Turkey.
turkish bread is like 6/10, lacks flavour and texture, but it's soft so easier to eat.
ive seen people inhale a loaf of bread for breakfast per person.
they ahve a bread called Vakıfkebir(picrel), it weights like 10 pounds and they finish it in one meal.

>> No.17432163

France

>> No.17432637

>>17432163
>flaming faguette

>> No.17432657

>>17430537
Germany of course.

>> No.17432721

>>17430560
This

>>17431612
Go to a bakery

>> No.17432745

>>17432721
...that's not a supermarket like the post claims tho?

>> No.17432750

Italy or Germany


>>17432163
>cuts the roof of your mouth
sans personaelle, garcon

>> No.17432814
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17432814

Japan just like most things

>> No.17432820

>>17430560
based

>> No.17432823

>>17432745
Ok retard

>> No.17432860

>>17430537
Uzbekistan. If you've never eaten a fresh non straight from the tandir, your opinion on bread is worthless

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>>17432814
Looks like the belly of a hedgehog

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Those who know, know.

>> No.17432942

>>17430560
OP meant country with the best bread that originated in it.

>> No.17433055

France by far

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>>17432814
Why is everything that comes from Japan so soft?

>> No.17433066

>>17432814
lmao

>> No.17433460

France wins but my baker here in the Netherlands has oats bread that is just fucking delicious.

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17433525

>>17430560
>While places like Netherlands have good bread
subtle troll, at least for people who haven't been to the Netherlands (they have the worst bread in the world, maybe bar the US)
>>17430537
It's Denmark

>> No.17433534

>>17430537
I'm french so I wont say France to be fair but german bread is waayyyyy overrated and I spent months there (family/bakery/restaurant, it was all just ok)

>> No.17433538

>>17433534
Also it's France

>> No.17433588

France is unironically the GOAT and it isn't even close.
They are also number one on most pastries as well, but they can't do donuts right imo and I do enjoy baklava quite a bit

>> No.17433609

denmark or germany

>>17430560
euro living in america.

euro bread aisles are often twice to three times as big as american stores. most euro stores have an in-store bakery or get fresh bread delivered from a very nearby one, even low-budget stores and especially convenience stores. america is a gamble if a store will have a fresh-bread aisle.


euro beats american bread any day, sorry.

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Probably the French, but nothing beats brown Irish soda break with some good butter in the colder months

>> No.17433805

>>17433661
>704 KB JPG
shit looks like waterlogged particle wood
got dayum

>> No.17433832

>>17432163
Can’t believe it took 10 posts before the obviously only correct answer was written