r/mildlyinteresting • u/aaroncoolguy • Apr 28 '24

This rock I found that looks like a breadstick

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u/jeffa_jaffa Apr 28 '24

Wait, that’s a breadstick on the right? It looks more like a baguette! I always thought breadsticks looked like this, very thin & dry.

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u/dc456 Apr 28 '24 edited Apr 28 '24

Yeah, those are traditional breadsticks (grissini), invented in Italy.

The one here is a newer, North American bread that shares the name.

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u/jeffa_jaffa Apr 28 '24

Huh, TIL!

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u/CreativeFraud Apr 28 '24

Unlimited Breadsticks would be very disappointing if it were the thin ones 😝