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[Anonymous No.49973746]

How do the French have time to buy a fresh baguette every day?

[Anonymous No.49973757]

This is what happens when you keep your Garloids out of water for too long, jesus what a waste

[Anonymous No.49973762]

>>49973746
Oh mon dieu, shorting le usdd shitcoin monsieur!

[Anonymous No.49973778]

>fresh

the french keep their bagus at least one week as self defense weapons

[Anonymous No.49973782]

>>49973757
COPE AND SEETHE GARLOID ANONS

I WILL DESTROY ALL YOUR FARMING EFFORTS!!!

[Anonymous No.49973786]

>>49973746
Mate the taste of frecnh baguette is out of this world if had a bakery in my proximity with quality french baguette, I would fucking make time everyday to buy one

[Anonymous No.49973787]

>walk to bakery 5 minutes from home
Even in villages with 500 people there's a bakery. Americans drive to McDonald's which is why they're all fat

[Anonymous No.49973802]

>>49973787
>5 minutes
It would take at least 15 minutes to drive to a bakery, another 10 minutes to park and wait in line, and then 15 back.

[Anonymous No.49973804]

>>49973746
>American has to drive miles to even get to a shop
>meanwhile French go to local bakery 200m from their house and get fresh bread and croissants every day for breakfast

[Anonymous No.49973825]

>>49973802
citynigger detected

[Anonymous No.49973842]

>>49973746
>wake up
>smoke one cigarette
>fuck the bitch to wake her up
>get her to start making the breakfast
>put on slippers and shorts
>walk 3 minutes to the bakery
>hello Pierre
>hello Jean
>une baguette et un frogette
>aux reservoir
>come home and eat fresh baguette with whatever the bitch made

[Anonymous No.49973845]

>>49973746
I bake my own bread daily. $7 for a bag for flour. why wouldn't I? and I get to eat bread without iron, sorbitan monosterate and tap water (fluoride)

[Anonymous No.49973849]

>>49973787

5 minutes at the backery, 5 minutes at the butcher, 5 minutes at the fishmonger, 5 minutes at the fruit store. far better to drive the SUV 15 minutes to Sam's and get everything in one go and not have to shop for at least a month.

[Anonymous No.49973855]

go to the bakery in the street? takes like 4 minutes

[Anonymous No.49973875]

>>49973849
Ah yeah, get your fresh baguette once a month from Sam's Club. This is why you're fat though

[Anonymous No.49973895]

>>49973875

You can cook them at home if you really wanted to. Along with any other type of bread you wanted. Doesn't get any fresher than that.

[Anonymous No.49973897]

>>49973782
when I was in vietnam, we traveled past a garloid farm near the coast, no one ever mentions the smell.

[Anonymous No.49973900]

>>49973787
America:
>drive 15min to nearest McDonald’s
>drive 90min to nearest bakery
>bakery sucks and closes at 5 on weekdays
Ftfy

[Anonymous No.49973947]

>>49973842

lel

[Anonymous No.49973964]

>>49973895
So you can (but you won't) make fresh bread daily, but you find walking, which is pleasant and healthy, for a few minutes unreasonable? Come on anon

[Anonymous No.49973987]

>>49973825
literally described suburban life you retard

[Anonymous No.49974022]

>>49973987
>>49973802
what kind of uncultured garbage country are you living in? There are literally 4 places looking like pic related in a 5 minute walking radius from my place

[Anonymous No.49974043]

>>49973746
1. they live within walking distance of a bakery
2. they work less hours b/c they are more efficient

[Anonymous No.49974046]

>>49973964

Well, yes. I have a family, so if I make fresh bread (not baguettes admittedly) it's gone within a day or two. I don't find walking at all unpleasant. It's simply far better from a time perspective to buy groceries on a weekly or even monthly basis, the way most Americans do. Even if a trip takes an hour, you probably end up saving more time than if you were to buy your food every day or two.

[Anonymous No.49974063]

>>49973782
are asians even human?

[Anonymous No.49974065]

>>49973842
>wake up
>pray facing mecca
>smack the bitch to wake her up
>get her to start making the breakfast
>put on slippers and man dress
>walk 3 minutes to the bakery
>hello mohammed
>hello mohammed
>alraghif alfaransiu waldafadie
>asalam alaykum
>come home and eat fresh baguette with whatever the bitch made

[Anonymous No.49974070]

>>49974046
>buy groceries on a weekly or even monthly basis,
you don't eat a lot of produce, do you?

[Anonymous No.49974098]

>>49974065
mohamed here. made me laugh

[Anonymous No.49974110]

>>49974046
>Weekly
>Monthly
Fucking whore, anon cookable food expires until you are left with precooked slug, what the fuck do you eat?

[Anonymous No.49974111]

>>49974065

[Anonymous No.49974123]

>>49974065
ROFL
Thats the Marseilles version

[Anonymous No.49974140]

>>49973746
You just make time for important things anon. If you’re American its understandable that you wouldn’t know what having a culture is like.

[Anonymous No.49974153]

>>49974070

I do. Most fresh produce stays good up to a week in the fridge. Frozen stays good for months, and has the benefit of having more nutrients, being fresher (since it's frozen when it's picked) and being cheaper. Applies to both fruits and vegetables. I'm on a budget so I tend to go for frozen fruits and vegetables, though I will also buy fresh. Stuff like onions, potatoes, etc. will last a lot longer. It's not as hard as you think. It just takes a little planning.

[Anonymous No.49974170]

Wasn't this exact thread on /ck/ a week ago

[Anonymous No.49974172]

>>49974065
fucking lmaooo

[Anonymous No.49974208]

>>49973786
Never had a French baguette but I do not doubt your words anon

[Anonymous No.49974213]

>>49974065
frogfag here
the only thing that makes me mad about this story is THE ARABS OWN THE BAKERIES TOO NOW
and the baguettes they make just aren't as good on average

[Anonymous No.49974217]

>>49974046
Anon, walking to the bakery is a pleasure in life. Food is culture. It's not a strict measure of efficiency or something similar. Do you watch TV? Oof that's inefficient too, no fun allowed. I also have the option to do large shopping trips and do, but I buy fresh produce and bread as often as possible.

[Anonymous No.49974329]

>>49974217

Why can't it be both? I don't judge people who like to go to a bakery. That in fact is a good thing. I have done the same thing, though it's not a regular habit of mind. Just because my food pleasure doesn't involve a five minute walk to the bakery, butcher, or otherwise, doesn't mean I try to min/max every aspect of life for maximum efficiency and suck the fun out of everything. For me, saving money on food is a source of pleasure, and the meals I cook at home (even using frozen ingredients) are delicious. That said, I still go out to eat at various restaurants, and yes, on occasion I've been known to frequent the McDonald's drive thru (though that's not often, maybe once a month).

[Anonymous No.49974337]

>>49973746
i would say most people don't. most peple i know would buy a bunch each week, like 5 baguettes, cut them in half and put them in the freezer. some people can buy one everyday, it really depends but it's becoming a "lost" trend

pic is half of a baguette from my freezer

[Anonymous No.49974338]

>>49974153
>I do.
no, you really do not. Your reply makes it painfully obvious. Frozen vegetables, while nutritionally equivalent to fresh veggies, have terrible texture because ice crystals rapture the cell walls. Most fresh produce loses taste and texture after 3 or 4 days in the fridge (depends really on what it is ..), regardless of whether or not it's still good to eat.
people who eat lots of produce eat lots of salads and raw veggies and therefore care about things like texture - what you on the other hand describe is the world view of someone who eats overcooked slob.

[Anonymous No.49974387]

>>49974329
The thread was originally asking how French people have time do go to the bakery every day. The answer is that for things that matter to you, you can make time. A lot of people in the world view food as indispensable culture, but some do not which is why OP is asking, presumably. There's also the infrastructure angle, hence OP saying it would take him 30 minutes for a trip to the bakery. I also enjoy cooking and living frugally, it's simple enough for anyone to do as well.

[Anonymous No.49974401]

Bullish for siga

[Anonymous No.49974409]

>Parents are chefs but the last thing they want to do is cook a fancy dinner when they get home
>Dad always worked late, sometimes 8-10pm
>I'd enjoy frozen food like burgers and fries often
>Able to cook competently but didn't pay a lot of attention
>2020 hits, decide to start baking more
Just last week I got a book in breads. Looking forward to ironically making challah and matzos

[Anonymous No.49974434]

>>49973787
>Americans drive to McDonald's which is why they're all fat

the 3 main food groups in America are corn syrup, seed oil and white bread

[Anonymous No.49974556]

>>49974337
only old fucks buy baguette everyday

[Anonymous No.49974567]

>>49974329
>Why can't it be both? I don't judge people who like to go to a bakery
anon, you don't understand. we're yuropoors. we're full of envy about everything america. we live to make you miserable, because you're existence reminds us of our inferiority. you have great health care? guess what! we call our socialist queueing free and rub it into your face how superior it is to wait 6 month for a life saving operation. you have race riots? guess what! we throw ourselves under trucks to show you how in tune we are with our muslim minority's needs. you have school shootings? guess what!? MORE TRUCKs! YOU HAVE GUNS? MORE TRUCKS! YOU HAVE TAXES? WE HAVE SOCIALISM! WE ARE S O M U C H B E T T E R T H A N Y O U!
also you're fat.

[Anonymous No.49974848]

>>49973746
Their national party install a chip in their hand at birth a bit like logans run... But also a bit like the film speed because it activates if conditions aren't met and it monitors blood levels and mood.
>must have a minimum level of nicotine 5ng/ml in their bloodstream at all times
>must drink at least 3 cups of coffee per day
>must date older women
>eat a baguette a day
>must not work more than 30 hours a week.
If conditions are not met it activates and ten, well. We all know what happens then.

[Anonymous No.49974889]

>>49973746
How the fuck are you even meant to eat these things

[Anonymous No.49974992]

They just order it off ubereats. Or walk 3 minutes to whatever bakery they have on their street.

[Anonymous No.49975019]

>>49974889
You either use the whole thing as a sandwich or break it in bits to eat it with cheese or jam or cold cuts just plain butter until you're satisfied

[Anonymous No.49975220]

>>49973782
That's so fucking disgusting. Why haven't we just killed all non-whites yet holy fuck.

[Anonymous No.49975286]

>>49973786
I used to live in face and can confirm they're one of the best parts of living there. Even just the Intermarché baguettes taste really good.

[Anonymous No.49975333]

>>49974889
>Britcuck spotted.
We use a knife.

[Anonymous No.49975357]

>>49973746
Bread and bakeries are the only thing I like about this shithole of a country. I eat Harris whole bread however because I sure as hell can’t afford a one euro baguette every day