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[Basra]

When i visited Mombasa Kenya, i tasted their bread. It smelled different from the US bread. The Kenyan bread was softer, smelled yummy, richer in texture, and robust size. Its like i was eating farm bread. Why is that?

 

[FUTURE2050]

When i visited Mombasa Kenya, i tasted their bread. It smelled different from the US bread. The Kenyan bread was softer, smelled yummy, richer in texture, and robust size. Its like i was eating farm bread. Why is that?

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[Basra]

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Its just tasted and smelled better. I dont know, maybe i am looking to my african vacation this summer inshallaah. whose coming with me?

 

[FUTURE2050]

Its just tasted and smelled better. I dont know, maybe i am looking to my african vacation this summer inshallaah. whose coming with me?

I lived there for couple years and the bread good cant lie ...

but in somalia the Bread is SHIT

 

[Basra]

I lived there for couple years and the bread good cant lie ...

but in somalia the Bread is SHIT

but in somalia the Bread is SHIT

 

[bluebird]

People who come from Europe say the same. That American bread is stale. I think it’s all the preservatives and the corn syrup and other weird ingredients

 

[Basra]

People who come from Europe say the same. That American bread is stale. I think it’s all the preservatives and the corn syrup and other weird ingredients

Yes over consumerism, over commercialization

 

[NotMyL]

Its just tasted and smelled better. I dont know, maybe i am looking to my african vacation this summer inshallaah. whose coming with me?

Listen Basra we talked about this, go easy on the carbs

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[Basra]

Listen Basra we talked about this, go easy on the carbs

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I will try my best huuno.

 

[YourBroMoe]

When i visited Mombasa Kenya, i tasted their bread. It smelled different from the US bread. The Kenyan bread was softer, smelled yummy, richer in texture, and robust size. Its like i was eating farm bread. Why is that?

Probably cause it wasn't made in an industrial plant.