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> Does anyone make better cookies, pastries and desserts overall than the Italians? Probably not. > And bread? Please... Just visit Poland or Ukraine. You'll
by hdhdhdbdbhdh 9y ago
> Does anyone make better cookies, pastries and desserts overall than the Italians?
Probably not.
> And bread?
Please... Just visit Poland or Ukraine. You'll know how good a bread can be.
- tyingq 9y agoI'm surprised most of the suggestions were Western centric. I'd rather eat naan, challah or something else that has less in common with typical bread.
- vinay427 9y agoTo be fair, we would need several more articles to debate the origins and characteristics of every other region's bread-like products. I would be glad to read them, but it probably isn't realistic to compare all of them in the same article. This submission from a few months ago mentions a slew of breads that are found in various parts of India, though of course not all are Indian in origin: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13119986 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13119986
- tyingq 9y agoOh, I meant I expected to see more variety in these comments, not the article. The title seems like it would have people bringing up different regions for comparison in the comment section.
- owenversteeg 9y agoI agree. The best bread of my life - which had all kinds of wonderful things in it - cost fifteen cents from a Ukrainian market.