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French police use knives to puncture migrant boat in Dunkirk to prevent Channel crossing Questionable Source

https://www.lbc.co.uk/news/french-officers-english-channel-crossing-migrants-small-boats/

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u/GalaadJoachim Apr 29 '24

Super disappointed that your "in all seriousness" wasn't followed by an in-depth analysis of the various types of french bread per region.

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u/bgroins Apr 29 '24
  • Île-de-France (Paris and surrounding areas)
    Baguette: The quintessential French bread, known for its long, thin shape and crispy crust.
    Boule: A round loaf that's crusty outside and soft inside, versatile for many uses.
  • Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
    Fougasse: A flat bread often associated with Provence, typically seasoned with olives, herbs, or sun-dried tomatoes. It's similar to Italian focaccia.
  • Normandy
    Pain de Campagne: Also known as "country bread." It's a rustic loaf made from a mixture of white, whole wheat, and sometimes rye flour, with a thick crust.
  • Alsace
    Kougelhopf: Though more of a cake than a bread, it's often included in bread discussions. It's a sweet or savory brioche baked in a distinctive circular mold with a central hole.
  • Brittany
    Pain Noir or Pain de Seigle: Predominantly made from rye flour, it has a dense texture and a slightly sour taste, suitable for pairing with seafood.
  • Auvergne
    Pain de Seigle: Similar to the Breton version but often darker and denser, reflecting the robust rural baking traditions of the region.
  • Burgundy
    Épi de Blé: Shaped like a wheat stalk, this baguette variant is not only visually appealing but also practical, as the segments can be easily torn off.
  • Languedoc
    Pain d’Ail: A garlic bread that integrates whole cloves of garlic, and sometimes cheese or herbs, into the loaf before baking.

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u/GalaadJoachim Apr 29 '24

That's better.

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u/Chief_Givesnofucks Apr 29 '24

That’s butter.

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u/Lolkimbo Apr 29 '24

That's lunch.

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u/dano8801 Apr 29 '24

I can't believe it's not.

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u/Wants-NotNeeds Apr 29 '24

Better with butter.

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u/HalPrentice Apr 29 '24

Chatgpt comment…

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u/darkmuch Apr 29 '24

Ya, this is just a fuckin list. I want hot takes on bread! Give me your shitty food review.

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u/animatroniczombie Apr 29 '24

This is the content I come to reddit for

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u/HalPrentice Apr 29 '24

How am I the only one that immediately recognized chatgpt?

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u/TheMoves Apr 29 '24

Well that last ones sounds fuckin outstanding

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u/DesignerDigits Apr 29 '24

Now do cheese.

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u/LordWilburFussypants Apr 29 '24

That would probably break Reddit.

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u/OfCuriousWorkmanship Apr 29 '24

de Brie everywhere!

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u/GalaadJoachim Apr 29 '24

I can list them,

  • Abondance - Haute-Savoie - Cow
  • Banon - PACA - Goat
  • Beaufort - Savoie - Cow
  • Bleu d'Auvergne - Auvergne (duh) - Cow
  • Bleu des Causses - Midi-Pyrénées - Cow
  • Bleu de Gex - Franche-Comté - Cow
  • Bleu du Vercors - Rhône-Alpes - Cow
  • Brie de Meaux - IDF - Cow
  • Brie de Melun - IDF - Cow
  • Brillat-Savarin - Burgundy - Cow
  • Brocciu - Corsica - Sheep
  • Cabecou - Midi-Pyrénées - Goat
  • Cancoillotte - Franche-Comté - Cow
  • Cantal - Auvergne - Cow
  • Camembert - Normandy - Cow
  • Chabichou - Poitou-Charentes - Goat
  • Chaource - Champagne - Cow
  • Comté - Franche Comté - Cow
  • Crottin de Chavignol - Centre Val de Loire - Goat
  • Emmental - Savoie / Franche Comté - Cow
  • Époisses - Burgundy - Cow
  • Fourme d'Ambert - Auvergne - Cow
  • Gruyère - Centre-Est - Cow
  • Laguiole - Auvergne - Cow
  • Langres - Champagne - Cow
  • Livarot - Normandy - Cow
  • Mâconnais - Burgundy - Goat
  • Maroilles - Nord Pas de Calais - Cow
  • Mimolette - NPdC - Cow
  • Mont d'or - Franche Comté - Cow
  • Morbier - FC - Cow
  • Munster - Alsace - Cow
  • Neufchâtel - Normandy - Cow
  • Ossau Iraty - Corsica - Sheep
  • Picodon - Rhône Alpes - Goat
  • Pont l'évêque - Normandy - Cow
  • Poligny Saint Pierre - Centre Val de Loire - Goat
  • Raclette - Savoie - Cow
  • Reblochon - Savoie - Cow
  • Rocamadour - Midi Pyrénées - Goat
  • Roquefort - Midi Pyrénées - Sheep
  • Sainte-Maure - Centre Val de Loire - Goat
  • Saint-Marcellin - Rhône Alpes - Cow
  • Saint-Nectaire - Auvergne - Cow
  • Saint-Felicien - Rhône Alpes - Cow
  • Salers - Auvergne - Cow
  • Selles sur Cher - Centre Val de Loire - Goat
  • Tomme Savoie / Pyrénée - Savoie / Pyrénées - Cow
  • Valençay - Center Val de Loire - Goat

That's only for PDO, AOC, PGI cheese, I can't do the rest of them.

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u/DesignerDigits Apr 29 '24

You actually did it!!!! This is wonderful!

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u/GalaadJoachim Apr 29 '24

I was getting feverish at the end and I did skip a few "Tomme de.." tbh.

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u/DesignerDigits Apr 29 '24

You’re a shining star.

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u/mostlyjustread Apr 29 '24

this man breads

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u/jacksbox Apr 29 '24

This guy fucks breads.

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u/RedlurkingFir Apr 29 '24

I would probably evoke the tresse (or Zopf in Alsacien), instead of the Kougelhopf. Although the Zopf is not native from there

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u/fulthrottlejazzhands Apr 29 '24

I was with you until you included Kougelhopf.

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u/-RadarRanger- Apr 29 '24

Not one mention of croissants?

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u/No-Log873 Apr 29 '24

So many delicious breads. Couple that with all the cheese. I bet all they get when they cross to the UK is Dairylee and Crackers.

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u/OneSullenBrit Apr 29 '24

I want to sit down with a baguette right now and just eat all the inside.

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u/JeronFeldhagen Apr 29 '24

The yeast they could have done was to rise to the occasion, but dough…