Comment on Ask HN: What is the most exciting thing you have learnt this year till now?parentComments−Gasp0de3yWait until you come to Germany and buy a bread at a bakery ;)−kunwon13yHa! I lived in Germany for three years, across the street from a bakery. It was shocking to me that they didn't want to serve coffee 'to go'German bread is excellent. I prefer my sourdough, but I haven't been to Germany in nearly 20 years, so perhaps my memory is rusty.−solarmist3yThis annoys me to no end! There _IS_ good bread in the US too.You just need to ignore the bread aisle of supermarkets!−adamredwoods3yIn the US, good bread must be actively sought out. It is not available everywhere.−HeyLaughingBoy3ybuy a bread at a bakery ;)Pretty sure every bakery I've been to in the US has had good bread.−solarmist3yIn places I’ve lived in the US finding a bakery, outside a supermarket, isn’t a trivial task.−adamredwoods3yEspecially because too many "bakeries" only do sweets and donuts.−solarmist3yThat too.−solarmist3yFair
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Wait until you come to Germany and buy a bread at a bakery ;)
Ha! I lived in Germany for three years, across the street from a bakery. It was shocking to me that they didn't want to serve coffee 'to go'
German bread is excellent. I prefer my sourdough, but I haven't been to Germany in nearly 20 years, so perhaps my memory is rusty.
This annoys me to no end! There _IS_ good bread in the US too.
You just need to ignore the bread aisle of supermarkets!
In the US, good bread must be actively sought out. It is not available everywhere.
Pretty sure every bakery I've been to in the US has had good bread.
In places I’ve lived in the US finding a bakery, outside a supermarket, isn’t a trivial task.
Especially because too many "bakeries" only do sweets and donuts.
That too.
Fair