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You can get Bánh mì in many places in the US which sound similar.
by jonah 10y ago
You can get Bánh mì in many places in the US which sound similar.
- tluyben2 10y agoInteresting; that does look like a certain type of sandwich popular in the EU. Where does the name come from? I'd personally be looking for something like this; http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-5vJPM91yqH4/UYzAqHKG0GI/AAAAAAAACMY/n_I32U2zW_8/s1600/ontbijt+bruin+brood+bruine+boterham+met+kaas.jpg http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-5vJPM91yqH4/UYzAqHKG0GI/AAAAAAAACM... and that's not that easy to find abroad. Bad cheese or bad bread but usually both unfortunately.
- jonah 10y agoIt's Vietnamese. For what you pictured, just buy some nice cheese and bread and make them and stuff them in a ziploc bag or tupperware.
- eru 10y agoThat bread looks a bit too soft to satisfy a true Central European. Schnitzelbrötchen is also good.
- jeroen 10y agoYes, it's Dutch bread, which is much softer than German bread.