>tfw you realize this kind of bread isn't common outside

>portuguese rolls
>not common outside brazil
Man hues are retarded. They are common not only in the place they are named after, Portugal, but I have them here in NJ.

>>9061250
>google images of "portuguese rolls"
Nigga, this disgusting shit isn't the same

>>9061257
It literally is but the sopa macaco has blinded you with AIDS.

dumb BR poster

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>>9061241
they sell these fresh in the mexican and asian markets here. they're all piled up in these big plastic boxes.
I've never bought any because I don't constantly eat bread. the rare times I want bread I just bake my own sourdough loafs.

>>9061241
by not being a nigger

>>9061241
USA here, post recipe and tell me why this isn't different from a baguette but cut into pieces.

that bread comes from france. PTs got it from french then they gave it to BRs

>>9061267
This. Mexicans call them "Bollillos" and they're a derivative of French baguettes and Spanish breads.

We typically use them for sandwiches but cutting one up for soup is also common.

>>9061241
>How do you niggers even live?
Not living in Brazil helps.

>a brazilian gets rekt the thread

>>9061241
>pic related everywhere
>cant help myself
>fresh salty butter and warm out of the oven bread
>30lbs over weight

just fuck my shit up

>>9061306
It's Portuguese cooks emulating a baguette in Portuguese fashion.
>>9061258
I've had them, it's close but not quite, portuguese rolls have a softer outside.
>>9061299
Besides a baguette being far longer, a french roll is a softer, especially on the inside, with a rougher outside. Also it doesn't use water and has to rest for a longer time.

>>9061241
>>tfw you realize this kind of bread isn't common outside Brazil
>brötchen
>uncommon
dumb monkey

>>9061241
We have Brötchen here in Germany too

>>9061241
You can find it in Mexico. And any Mexican grocery store in America.