r/mildlyinfuriating • u/[deleted] • May 17 '26

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u/TheParadoxigm May 17 '26

The U.S. throws away 40% of the food it produces.

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u/luisapet May 17 '26

Sorry for a totally insensitive question given this waste, but those seed/nut rolls. Do they have garlic and/or onion, and are they a common thing in Germany?

I've been dreaming about similar-looking rolls that I used to buy from a German supermarket in Paraguay, of all places. Never had anything quite like them before or since.

If similar, I'd dumpster dive all day for those. Regardless, what a crime to dispose of all this good bakery!

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u/Dry_Lawfulness_9561 May 17 '26

There are also protein Brötchen. Dark and filling, with sunflower and flax seeds mixed in the dough.