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Good for sandwiches warm or cold
Good with spreads
Good with olive oil
And most importantly good on its own warm or cold
The French baguette is a 5/5 culinary masterpiece.
Good with spreads
Good with olive oil
And most importantly good on its own warm or cold
The French baguette is a 5/5 culinary masterpiece.
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I would actually rescind some of my comments, Texas Toast and home-made Naan is actually pretty good. Also, Cinnamon Raisin toast with butter and Sourdough sliced bread with jam and butter. I was short-sided and making foolhardy statements.
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Who is eating cold baguettes?
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I'm always afraid of losing a tooth to cold, hard, old bread. An old baguette would be my worst nightmare.
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Could argue a regular French or Italian loaf does all those just as well or better
But not here to slander the baguette
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Joint better be out the oven
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Chapati/roti? If so def not >>>>naan imo.
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Cold as in room temperature deepsea. When you get a sandwich here they ask you hot or cold that’s what I meant
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I was thinking about them recently and was going to do my periodic check-in with you to see if they are still in business.
But I had to control myself because their naan bread was fresh and plentiful. But I wasn't there to get full off role players. ( # )
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Looks like it except it’s friedChapati/roti? If so def not >>>>naan imo.
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#LowIQBrendaNaan ain’t in no top 5 bread cut it outIt might just maybe make top 5 flat breads. But then again might just be MY cultural differences. Papusa >>>> naan
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Lavash bread is 
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It is what it is naan bread is pedestrian at best.
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Keep up
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I like Afghani naan too. They are a bit thicker & rectangular shaped as opposed to the traditional Indian style naan bread. Also, Persian Taftan is underrated.
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Yeah. Kinda reminds me of pastelitos they do on the streets in dr and the heightz with out any filling. Just the fried dough.Hmm puri then?. I def support puri, it is a great Indian bread.
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What about Pita bread?
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I love pastelitos & empanadas-filling or not they are so damn good.
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Same as naan. I ****s wit it just nothing special about it.
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Whenever you are in the heightz, bronx or certain parts of queens look for pastelitos/empanada made from yuca masa. Much better than their dough versions.
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Chapati/roti? If so def not >>>>naan imo.
allllll day, man. fresh hot with ghee on it
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I’ve actually been thinking about improving it. I’m gonna make one sometime this week for sure.tay1 Have you been making any of your fish sandwiches? They look good
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Crossaints are number 1 bread for me. I usually dont consider it a pastry unless its filled with something.
