1. What type of bread do you eat?

sure I love bread I eat it 4 times a week, and sometimes I eat a special kind of Sudanese bread called kesra which is made from sorghum. I don't like bread that consists of sugar because it changes the taste of the sandwich.

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I am Joy from Bangladesh. Our staple food is rice. Though I eat bread at my breakfast and dinner for my obesity and physical condition. In Bengali language we called the bread 'Ruti'. We mix the flour with the boiled water and gradually we make dough from the mixture. Afterwards we make  small round shaped pieces from the dough and then roll it and make a thin round shape, Which is around 6 inches diameter. Latterly we bake the round shapes on flat pan.  what we call 'Ruti'. we use to eat vegetables, kebabs, egg omelets, sweets, meat curry and many delicious items along with the bread. We Bangladeshis use to think that breads are much more healthy than rice.

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I seldom eat bread actually; but when I eat bread, I always choose white bread or whole wheat bread. I'm from Asian country, so mostly I have rice as my carbohydrate staples. :D

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I am Nicole and I'm from Myanmar.

Personally,in our country,we eat rice as a main dish.But sometimes we consume bread as breakfast,supper or snacks.We usually eat crossiant and kinda slice of bread with jam on it.as for me,i always opt for crossiants,muffins and any type of pastries of course.i love any of them.

I eat bread maybe 2-3 time per week. In Georgia it can be difficult to miss a beautiful aroma which comes from different small bakeries where make "shoti", when you walk on streets. Shoti is Georgian bread and it looks like a flat baguette that is formed as a sword. I really love this moment when you bite a first part of a warm crips shoti on the street before you come home. 

Hi, I'm Lenka and I come from Czech Republic.

People in my country eat bread very often, actually almost each day. You can choose from different kinds of bread, such as white, brown, cereal, rye bread etc. I like very much rye bread. 

I like sliced ​​bread, but it has to be lactose-free as I have lactose intolerance

Hello, in my country, Sudan, bread is an essential food in urban cities. people eat it daily especially for breakfast. The type of bread we usually consume is Fino bread, which is especially delicious when it's hot. 

Hello, my name is Miguel, and I'm from Colombia. In my family all life have had bread in the table. My mom has always made bread, pastries and different kinds o bread. The most delicious one is the corn bread, which is made with corn and cheese. Is also known like chees bread. 

Hello i'm Igor 

I love bread, i can have it three once a day, with eggs  every week

Baguette are my favorite type

Hello, I'm Beatrice,  

I'm French,  I spent my childhood in Germany and I have now lived in Morocco for almost 40 years. So I'm an Moroccan at heart. I love eating bread, all kinds of bread : fresh french baguette for breakfast with fresh butter and Jam; thinly sliced German grain bread, "Vollkornbrot" with cheese and sweet pickles and salmon; and finally Moroccan bread. It's au round bread. You can buy it in a backrey or better still, make it at home. Bread in arabic language ist "khobz" = "الخبز". There are all kinds of traditionnal bread in Morocco but it always has the same shape, a round shape more or less large (see photos below). We can use all kinds of flour. Personally at home, we do it with wholemeal flour or with a mix between white flour and semolina. We eat bread in all circumstances : for breakfast, snack, lunch and dinner. Bread really has a very special place in Moroccan traditions. It's so good ! :)

I often bake bread because my family like eat it, but I don’t eat many bread. I eat it  about once a week. I like bread with crispy crust. When I was a kid I would walk home from a store and eat a crispy crust. There are many bread shops in my country. 

Hi, I am Kiarash from Iran

Our language is Farsi, in this language people call bread as Naan, there are a lot of Naan types here most of them are not thicker than one or two centimeters, Sangak, barbari, Taftoon, Lavash Naans are most popular, but there are some local Naans too, such as Naan tiri which is produced in my hometown

It is thin about 1 milimeter and  thought it hs bèen produced by ancient war fascilities, for spereding of the chin of bread something is used which is very similar to spear and there is a soldjer's sheld narmed taveh to vasking on fire.

Hello 👋 I'm Bushra from Pakistan. 

In Pakistan, our national language is Urdu and in Urdu our bread name is "Roti" Which is so tasty to eat and we eat bread everyday with any vegetable and broth which is called "salan" In Urdu. 

• Do you often eat bread?

I eat bread every day, especially for breakfast. I really enjoy eating French bread with butter.

I usually eat mostly homemade bread, which is quite common in Brazil, but I also enjoy French bread and "pão de água," which are soft and good for making grilled ham and cheese sandwiches. Sometimes, I opt for bread with seeds like flaxseed. As for sandwiches, my favorite is the one with mortadella and cheese, especially when the bread is crispy. To add more flavor, I like to include lettuce, tomato, and plenty of mayonnaise, especially green mayonnaise or barbecue cream.

Hello, my name is Isabelly and I'm from Brazil. 

Have you ever thought about the irony of such a Brazilian bread being called 'French bread'? 🥖😄 It may have been named after France, but the truth is that our bread is 100% adapted to the local taste, with that crunchy crust and soft crumb that we love! In Brazilian homes, it's a guaranteed presence at breakfast and in the afternoon snack. Who else thinks that this bread is as much ours as anything else in our daily lives? 💛 #PãoFrancês #TradiçãoBrasileira #IroniaDeliciosa”

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I eat bread almost every day, it's usually French bread, it's very common here in Brazil.

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I always eat bread, every day for breakfast. French and milk bread are my favorites. In Brazil, the most common bread is French bread, crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. If I didn't eat bread I would eat more pasta.

As a brazilian I often eat bread for breakfast and for dinner, I eat the brazilian french roll. I really like that type of bread, plus I love the ciabatta bread.

Yes, I usually eat bread in the afternoon snack almost every day.

I usually eat mostly homemade bread, which is quite common in Brazil, but I also enjoy French bread and "pão de água," which are soft and good for making grilled ham and cheese sandwiches. Sometimes, I opt for bread with seeds like flaxseed. As for sandwiches, my favorite is the one with mortadella and cheese, especially when the bread is crispy. To add more flavor, I like to include lettuce, tomato, and plenty of mayonnaise, especially green mayonnaise or barbecue cream.

hello! I`m from Brazil, I really like brazilian french rol l. 

i usually eat bread during the week, and my favorite is whole wheat bread

The bread the Brazilian people eat

My name is Isabelly Neumann and I'm from Brazil. In Brazil, the most beloved bread is French bread, crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside, perfect for breakfast or an afternoon snack. I love this bread and it cannot be missing from every Brazilian's home!

We also have the famous pão de queijo, a delicacy from Minas Gerais that is a real hit. And loaf bread, which is great for sandwiches and quick snacks. 

Hi, I'm Johan Obenaus.

I eat homemade bread that I make with my mother. When there's some dough left over, it's common for my mother to fry small pieces and then sprinkle them with sugar and cinnamon. It's something common to do for an afternoon coffee

I'm igor, from brazil! 

And i eat bread almost every day, mostly the bread that here is known as ''french bread''. But my favorite is the one that my mom bake. 

I eat bread very often, like three or four times a week. The type of bread I eat most is sliced white bread, but I also like to eat 50/50 bread, naan bread and baguette.  The type of bread that's eaten in England where I live is toastie white bread, brown bread, naan bread, ciabatta, etc

Hello,

I come from central Germany. We have good caraway bread where I live. I love it! I also really like healthy wholemeal bread, as it's better for your health than bread made from white flour.   :-)

Best wishes,

Jutta

Hi my name Is Jorge Espinosa I am from mexico city, and since 2 years ago a made bread as part of way of life, I love to make bread.

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I eat chapatti, but not every day. I usually eat chapatti with potato curry, bananas, and sweets like rasgulla.

• I love eating bread and I eat it almost every day. In my country, bread is a very traditional dish called " Banh mi ". Maybe you know what country I'm talking about. It's Vietnam, a country popular with traditional foods such as Banh mi as I've mentioned, Pho, Com tam,... 
• Making a banh mi is quite simple. Cut it in half, then put anything you want for your bread. It usually comes with pate, pork, Vietnamese pork roll, cucumber, pickle, chili sauce and soy sauce.

• There's another carbohydrate staple that appears in every meal in my country is rice. But I don't really like it.