• gnomesaiyan@lemmy.world
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    8 months ago

    Funny thing: you shouldn’t feed bread (or any bread-like food) to birds. While it is filling, it provides almost zero nutrition.

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      8 months ago

      The same is true of humans, bread should not be all or the majority of your diet.

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    8 months ago

    A place near me brings an entire round loaf good for prob 4-5 people and its sliced most of the way down and filled with garlic and mozzarella and baked. It’s by far the greatest free bread on a table I’ve ever had. Me and the wife devour it every time.

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    8 months ago

    Little Italian restaurant I eat lunch at gives you a plate of bread and a shallow dish with oil for dipping. The bread has carraway seeds so it’s vaguely like rye bread, oil has olives plus salt and other spices. I hate rye bread and I hate olives but I can eat their stuff all day

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    8 months ago

    Depends on which restaurant and what bread they bring out. Sometimes the bread is not very good, but if it’s fresh and hot and soft, yeah, I’ll gorge myself with it and then wonder why I ordered so much food besides.

    Remember when they used to have really GOOD breadsticks at restaurants? Sometimes they were hard and crunchy and sometimes soft but they used to be so much better, not like the overly garlicky puffy breadstick stuff you get now.

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      8 months ago

      It was perfect at the right age. A new one would come out every couple months and everyone at school was reading it.