In America, bread sticks are sticks of bread. They're basically pizza crusts cooked independently of the pizza. That is a saltine stick.
18 0 ReplyThat is a saltine stick.
It's bald pocky.
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you're telling me bri*ish people can't even bake crackers for themselves? they're farming it out to italy?
20 0 Replybaked crackers
Catching strays.
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I learned that when Americans refer to breadsticks its not these
What in the hell?
12 0 Replywait till you learn what baguette means
7 1 ReplyHon hon hon bread schlong?
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These always bring back extremely specific memories of office parties and New Years Eve celebrations in the 00s
22 0 ReplyWe call those cracker pencils.
12 0 ReplyThat's what they call my penid
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I feel like I haven't seen those tack-sticks since the 90s or so.
24 0 ReplyI could immediately taste them again after seeing this image and my verdict is the same: icky
11 0 ReplyAs a vehicle for dip delivery they're alright but otherwise yeah. Too crunch.
Edit: y'know I retract this statement. The shape and surface area to bland dry dough does not make them "alright" as a dip delivery vehicle.
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that’s a toast stick
13 0 Replyreally? wtf is a yank breadstick then, solidified HFCS?
11 1 ReplyBread but in stick form. Kinda like those but thick and fluffier
10 0 ReplyHow is it different from Ciabatta or a small baguette?
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Repackaged pizza dough
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Aren't those the things that they give teething babies? A teething rusk?
8 0 ReplyBeta pory is so cute
4 0 Replyikr! It's like a polygonal sunflower lion children's toy
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i prefer the ones pictured to the typical american style breadstick, but to be fair the image that comes to mind is a doughy breadstick, something similar to Olive Garden fare, or a neighborhood pizza joint when I think ‘breadstick’
maybe its my american roots, maybe its me taking the word at literal face value. i dunno.
16 0 ReplyOlive Garden ain’t a real Italian joint, whoever makes their gravy has no idea what they’re doin
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We have grissini here, but, yeah, you're more likely to get the ones made from pizza dough
15 0 ReplyWhat is an American bread stick then? I'm imagining something horrible, probably with wrapped in processed meat and cheese or something
10 1 ReplyNot quite lol it’s usually something like this
22 0 ReplyOh I see, wonder bread dough covered in oil and burned dry herbs.
12 1 ReplyWhat do they call baguettes?
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16 0 ReplyYou can find these kind of breadsticks all over in the US, but I have lived all over the country and finding a good one is incredibly rare. I don't even think most US Americans have ever had a truly good soft breadstick.
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In true American fashion, it is quite a bit wider
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What
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