Okay but for real if that’s a normal sized spoon then those are actually tiny pastries. Like that muffin can fit on the spoon, that’s just bite sized at that point.

What the hell do these people eat for dessert? A bag of sugar?

If the pastries were larger he would probably not get 4 of them?

EU portion sizes are actually sized correctly. Single US portions, especially in the South, would feed a European family of 4-6.

You'll probably also be surprised that this costs 30€ at the airport lol noob

[Edit put the € behind the number, wtf is wrong with me]

As a yank my favorite thing about breakfast in europe is it has... vegetables. I skip breakfast a lot because it makes me sluggish, but after a trip to Amsterdam for work, I started doing what I had at the small hotel there: some combo of cold cuts, one or two bite sized pastries like in the picture, some sliced tomatoes with a bit of salt, some peppers or green beans, some cheese, and a hard boiled egg. Occasionally some kimchi or saurkraut, but that I never had with breakfast in europe.

My only real gripe about EU breakfast is the coffee. Absolutely delicious but gone to fast. Even if inferior, I need volume. Coffee is my emotional support beverage to get me through the first half of my day. It's either that or a pitcher of bloody marry's and I've been sober a while now.

No protein, no micronutrients, no dairy, no water. This is crap sugar.

No wonder half of the country is overweight obese.

What the spoon!?

is that a ridiculously large cup or ridiculously small pastries? the ratio is all off here in a really trippy way

“I’ve been in Europe for less than 15 minutes and I haven’t been gifted a quadruple cheeseburger with double bacon and 15lbs of fries. This must be why they did brexit”

Those are also pretty normal sized pastries except for the muffin (outside of those Muffin Bites packaged shit).

If thats actually a coffee then this could easily be an Italian breakfast.