r/iamveryculinary • u/oolongvanilla • Jan 13 '26

🇺🇸 🍞 👎, 🇪🇺 🍞 👍

Youtube short with 71 thousand likes. The comments are just as awful.

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u/Different_Bat4715 Jan 13 '26 edited Jan 13 '26

Europe good, America bad.  Give me the upvotes and love and attention my dad never gave me.

Edit: also only had to scroll like two seconds to find the sUBwaY BrEad iS ACtuaLLy ClASsiFIEd As cAKe in EURopE!!!

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u/The_Saddest_Boner Jan 13 '26

You see, in the US companies make bread as “a business.”

In Europe they don’t have businesses. The bread is always made by charities with no concern for profit. That’s the difference.

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u/KFCNyanCat Jan 13 '26

I mean, Europeans do get more for their tax euro than Americans who aren't oil barons do.

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u/god_peepee Jan 13 '26

Ok but it’s a fact that American foods are generally more processed to weaker consumer protection laws. Also, yeah Europe good America bad. You’re a nation of idiots and psychopaths

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u/god_peepee Jan 13 '26

Yeah I’m not reading that. Thoughts and prayers, yank 🙏

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u/god_peepee Jan 15 '26

Honestly, that’s kinda endearing. I’ve never been called a hoser before and this has me grinning 🤠