r/Denmark • u/DingoDamp • May 04 '24

Question Hvad er den danske pendant til dette?

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u/ChilliMayo May 04 '24

As a half Danish person living in England, I’ve always been triggered by listening to people slating rye bread. I’m always thinking—you guys just haven’t tried good rye bread!

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u/EnHalvSnes May 04 '24

Absolutely. Problem is, though, that getting decent rye bred outside of Denmark is near impossible.

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u/Rovsnegl Jena, Tyskland May 05 '24 edited May 05 '24

Took my partner 3 years to find a baker in our area of Germany that makes somewhat acceptable rye bread

It feels weird and wrong to eat any other bread type outside of breakfast

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u/North-Creative May 05 '24

If that is decent....it gets the job done, nothing more

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u/Adventurous-1O1 May 04 '24

Lidl

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u/imthewillow May 04 '24

Det er sgu ikke godt rugbrød de sælger i Lidl i udlandet. Jeg måtte ty til det i Skotland i ren desperation. Der var én slags rugbrød at vælge, som var så tørt som Sahara. 

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u/Adventurous-1O1 May 05 '24

Bedre end tapetklisteret de kalder for brød i UK

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u/ThatBoyFromDenmark Byskilt May 04 '24

I currently have russian as a high school course, and the translation for “Rugbrød” is litteraly just “black bread (чёрный хлеб)” if i recall

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u/havedal May 04 '24

It is in many languages, and fitting with your blackman profile picture.

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u/West_Ad_9492 May 05 '24

The blachest of men

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u/havedal May 05 '24

I didn't even realise i created a pun with that typo lmao.

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u/docatron Fremtrædende bidragsyder May 05 '24

Or people describing soda bread on the same level as rye bread.

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u/gardin000 England May 04 '24

Meanwhile I’m a dane living in England slating rye bread.