• 1985MustangCobra@lemmy.ca
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    42 minutes ago

    replace the dart with a vape and the espresso with a XL coffee from tims 4 sugar 3 cream and we are cookin with fire boys

      • BeeegScaaawyCripple@lemmy.world
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        okay that’s fair but burritos are pretty great. not as good as tacos with a side of chips and salsa, but still pretty great.

        if you don’t like mexican food i worry our cultural values (mine ranking deliciousness laughably high) don’t line up, but we can probably figure it out.

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    On the “Europeans” side that’s at least 2 decades out of date.

    The expresso coffee part is still true in a good part of Europe, but pretty much everywhere in it nowadays only a small fraction of people smoke and even those who do can’t actually do it inside a coffee shop because they’re not allowed to smoke there anymore, which spoils a great deal of the enjoyment of having a morning coffee.

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      I live in Germany and work with Turks, Poles, Ukrainians, Romanians, a Greek and a Slovenian. This meme is accurate for all of us. Weekends are a different story of course but in my experience this is indeed the true business day continental breakfast.

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      Is it? I was just in London a couple months ago, the amount of people smoking and vaping there was honestly shocking.

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        As a fraction of the total it’s still a small percentage, unless things changed a lot in the 5 years since I moved out of there.

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      While we’re shitting on breakfast culture in Europe I think that Italians have the worst. They have messed up daily rhythm (siesta and then dinner late in the evening)… Actually no, that’s not an excuse. They have garbage breakfast culture, period.

      Literally everyone else’s breakfasts are awesome.

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        Siesta is barely a thing in Italy any more unless you’re like 70+ and rural lol. But a brioche stuffed with ice-cream is the king of breakfasts what are you on about

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          Granted, I know Italy only from a tourist perspective.

          Every damn restaurant closes in the summer in the middle of the day. So do many shops.

          Italy rarely have breakfast restaurants - or at least what I’d consider a breakfast restaurant. Some variations of a premade ready to go sandwich ain’t it. And the good places ain’t open in the morning, but rather during brunch hours and serve brunch/lunch more than breakfast.

          brioche stuffed with ice-cream

          I know you’re joking. You’re kidding, right? :)

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            Sicilian ice cream sandwiches are a real thing and they are basically the best thing that’s ever happened to breakfast cuisine

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        1. Siesta is NOT Italian

        2. what do you mean “garbage breakfast”? Tell me what do you think most of Italians eat at breakfast

        3. Dinner late in the evening is not on the entire penisula

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            Scrambled eggs or pancakes are the limit of the imagination I’ve seen from Italian restaurants. But most places have pastry or some variation of a sandwich that’s going to be mostly bread.

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            Stayed in Rome and Florence for a week. The only breakfast stuff we found were indeed either sweet pastries or biscuits, accompanied by fruit and cheese.

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      Yes, but not in the balkans. Went to Bosnia and was served an espresso and a cigarette as an addition to breakfast. It was even on the menu. I should mention that i only asked for a coffee.

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        It was a culture shock that you can smoke indoors there, especially since I hate smoking.

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    In every public space in Europe where can get coffee smoking is strictly EuropeTM is now a public free health dictatorship.

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    Lived in Europe my whole life and never seen anyone pair coffee and cigarettes as part of their breakfast

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      Coffee and sweet pastry, or just coffee is something I commonly saw in Italy (and only Italy)

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      In my experience that very much depends on the part of Europe you’re in: the “expresso in the morning” thing is mostly common in Southern Europe and France and back in the day when smoking was much more common and was actually allowed indoors in public venues, people having a ciggy and a morning coffee at a cafe was a pretty common sight.

      Places in Europe without the whole tradition of coffee places serving expressos never really had this kind of “breakfast”.

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      I know it as Greek Breakfast.

      It can be enjoyed anywhere or any time, but it’s best served on a balcony in underwear. Greece happens to be a good place to get it in the morning all year round.

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          I smoked coffee on a field trip to Quebec in the 8th grade. I somehow was able to buy a bowl, and we had nothing to smoke so put coffee in it and put it up in our hotel room. Set off smoke detector. Broke the coffee pot. It was a real mess.

          The eighth grade French classes no longer take field trips to Quebec. This was only a small reason why. Co-ed 13 and 14-year-olds on six hour bus rides, two nights in hotels essentially unsupervised. This was the 2000-2001 school year. What a time to be alive.

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    It’s actually a really healthy breakfast because coffee has a lot of physical health benefits and both coffee and a cigarette help against a mental breakdown when you wake up and realize how fucked the world is.

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    How DARE you to include Nutella in that American stuff!

    Almost spit my cigarette in my coffee in disgust.

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    13 hours ago

    Is that a pack of Marlboro cigarettes? Every real European knows that a proper coffee & cigarettes breakfast requires Gauloises.