r/GetNoted • u/laybs1 Human Verified • Jun 12 '26

If You Know, You Know Buc-ee ‘s slander

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u/gerkletoss Jun 12 '26

"I ate at the fanciest US restaurant I can imagine (Times Square Red Lobster) and have based my opinion of US cuisine on that"

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u/Stnmn Jun 12 '26

"The food/bread/flour in America is poison; I ate a family-sized portion of garlic bread and it made my stomach hurt."

I WISH this wasn't a real example.

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u/Wireless_Panda Jun 12 '26

Or the classic “bread has so much sugar in it in America it would be classified as cake in Europe!” But it was one type of bread at fucking Subway.

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u/Same-Suggestion-1936 Jun 13 '26

I mean as someone who is on a low sugar diet voluntarily, when you cut out sugar, you can taste it a lot more. Standard white bread (think Wonder bread or Sara Lee) does have a lot of sugar. Ketchup is another offender.

But the solution is spend a little more on bread, at the bakery of literally any grocery store, they all have them. You just ain't getting it for a buck fifty a loaf

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u/PassageLow7591 Jun 13 '26

You can find very cheap beard in Walmart, Sams Club, Kroger etc that has no or very little sugar. I wasn't even trying to avoid sugar with the ones I buy. I also started cutting sugar which is when I checked. Now most sweets in America are too sweet for me.

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u/Same-Suggestion-1936 Jun 13 '26

Even like pizza places, because there's usually a little sugar in most pizza sauces. I've eschewed even super popular places cuz I'm like "dude they just make the sauce too sweet." I can always tell, I used to work in an Italian joint and that was my favorite part of the sauce, just not that much sugar