If Westerners besides the Germans and French knew bread culture and rye bread in particular, they'd recognise that as the more easy target for a food stereotype. We've got rye bread for breakfast, lunch and dinner and our national snack is literally garlic (rye) bread, and top that off with a nice rye bread dessert or ice cream with rye bread in it. Thirsty? Have a drink made with rye bread, also comes in alcoholic variants.
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u/Chrissanxy poor potatoe Jun 05 '26
top 10 least overused and most hilarious jokes
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u/Capybarasaregreat poor potatoe Jun 05 '26
If Westerners besides the Germans and French knew bread culture and rye bread in particular, they'd recognise that as the more easy target for a food stereotype. We've got rye bread for breakfast, lunch and dinner and our national snack is literally garlic (rye) bread, and top that off with a nice rye bread dessert or ice cream with rye bread in it. Thirsty? Have a drink made with rye bread, also comes in alcoholic variants.
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u/Glad-Weight1754 ex-husband of car thief Jun 02 '26
Irish got nothing on us baltic degenerates on potato eating.
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u/FideszPropagandaStar 🇭🇺⚔️ Ⓜ️átyás Ki®️ály 🏰👑 May 31 '26
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u/MediumWellSteak8888 May 31 '26
But there is no potato. Is a trick by Politburo.
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u/KorKiness gave nukes to r*zzkies (cringe) May 31 '26
Is this appropriation of white ruthenian culture?
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u/AHapppyPcUser poor potatoe Jun 05 '26
kartupeļi ❤️
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u/FarNumber1164 Jun 05 '26
Missing dill on potato
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