~97€ of mostly local organic groceries bought in Heidelberg, Germany (some details in description)(lemmings.world)

posted 3 months ago

zitrone 🍋@lemmings.world

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Most of the fruits and vegetables are Bioland certified, and most of them are from a local farm near Heidelberg. The melon and obviously the bananas are not from Germany.

The Bread is organic whole-grain spelt bread from a local bakery. The grains are probably also local.

The oat milk is from organic locally (Baden-Württemberg) sourced and produced oats.

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Kuinox@lemmy.world

6 points

3 months ago

Bread: 6,60€

This bad looking bread cost 6€ ?!? I can buy 6 baguettes for this price.

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zitrone 🍋@lemmings.worldOP

3 points

3 months ago

But why would I want baguettes? It’s just very long white bread. No nutrients and barely any tase.

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Kuinox@lemmy.world

14 points

3 months ago

BAGUETTE, BARELY ANY TASTE ???

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Dkarma@lemmy.world

12 points

3 months ago

I’m 100%here for this outrage over bread

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zitrone 🍋@lemmings.worldOP

0 points

3 months ago

While baguette can also be whole-grain, I don’t think whole-grain baguette costs 1€ a piece. White bread tastes terrible.

Have you ever eaten german whole-grain spelt or rye bread? TBF, I haven’t eaten French baguette either.

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Kuinox@lemmy.world

5 points

3 months ago

I think you are understimating the quantities of different bread you can find in our boulangerie.
There is about 40k boulangeries in France.
Whole-grain bread big advantage is a longer conservation, it doesn’t taste like paper even a week after being bought unlike a baguette, but it’s still best when fresh. The whole grain bread cost 2.3€ here.