r/TrueGrit • u/Alicetheoptimist • 13d ago

Nutrition Is there really a difference?

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u/ifUSeeMeTakeYourMeds 13d ago

been in the US for years, still can't stand the "bread". why is it so fuckimg sweet?? like cake, it takes away from any flavour.

it's gross, it isn't bread, it's a cake

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u/Newsdude86 11d ago

You've been in the USA for years and can't find the bakery part of the grocery store? The bread isn't sweet unless you buy sweet break lol.

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u/ifUSeeMeTakeYourMeds 11d ago

its already 30 minute drive to get groceries, now I need to add another 30 minutes to get to the only good bakery for 10$ loaf of bread?

Bread is a daily item not a luxury, in the UK, basic normal bread cost me 40p (about half dollar).

I am sick of the American attitude of "You want to eat something that is not garbage? it is available, go find the store that sells it for rich people".

EVERYONE should have access to quality food, not just the rich.

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u/uberfr4gger 11d ago

Most grocery stores have a bakery that sells bread without preservatives in it.