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[–] 14 points 21 hours ago (3 children)

The Danish capital is not obsessing over this. Some bougie bakeries have turned a simple snack sold at gas stations and bakeries for generations into an overpriced tourist trap.

Most people in Denmark thinks everything about it, including the "BMO" abbreviation, is fucking stupid.

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  • [–] 6 points 17 hours ago

    My boss is obsessed with the bougie bakeries. (Not Denmark but I assume the situation is sort of similar across central European cities).

    It's sad how over the last decade or so a bunch of relatively affordable independent bakeries closed down and got replaced by bakeries where a loaf of bread or a sandwich costs almost as much as a full meal. And the bakery chains hiked up their prices too.

    Idk I guess knowing which farm the heritage grain came from is sort of nice but really not worth it to me.

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  • [–] 6 points 19 hours ago

    I concur. Everything about the "discussion" about the BMO is fucking stupid. Including the actual abbreviation. This just seems like a way for the weird bakeries to advertise themselves to a bunch of tourists that don't know anything.

    Also, I've tried a bunch of those bakeries at this point, and they all fucking suck. There's no good reason why a pastry that tastes like lawn-clippings should cost 50 DKK.

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