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So how does it work? How do you e.g. get your fresh bread in the morning? Are there some local community bakieries instead?
by michpoch 3y ago
So how does it work? How do you e.g. get your fresh bread in the morning? Are there some local community bakieries instead?
- smt88 3y agoAmericans almost never buy fresh bread. We buy packaged bread with preservatives that lasts about a week (much longer if frozen or refrigerated). Most of us don't go to the grocery store more than once or twice a week. When we do, it's often a big purchase that you can't carry back in your hands or on a small bike. You'd need something with more cargo space.
- greendave 3y agoA small fraction of Americans shop daily for food. For the majority, it's a weekly (or even less frequent) occurrence. And no, fresh bread is not really a thing, outside of a few urbanish settings. A healthy proportion of bakeries don't even sell bread - only pastries, cakes, etc.