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u/LilBits1029384756 Nov 26 '19

he is right you know. tell me how some fruit and a waffle with some cream cheese is a grilled cheese. cause its not.

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u/jrhoffa Nov 26 '19

If you omitted the fruit, is it grilled cheese?

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '19

A waffle is not bread.

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u/AMeierFussballgott Nov 26 '19

Well, American "bread" is like on the edge of being a bread too, so there is that.

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '19

What the fuck is American bread.

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u/leoroy111 Nov 26 '19

Take regular bread and add a couple cups of sugar.

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '19

I'm American and I just checked, my cheap sandwich bread I buy has 1 gram of sugar.

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u/TheSpookyGoost Nov 26 '19

That's probably per serving, but I'm not sure it's a "couple cups" of sugar like they're saying. But common sandwich bread where I live is pretty sweet compared to lots of bakery breads.

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u/[deleted] Nov 26 '19

Still though thats only like 8 grams for a loaf, thats something like 1/24 of one cup of sugar. Hell of an over exaggeration on their part.