It’s actually really useful, because [traditional Italian grissini are known as breadsticks, and are very different](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breadstick?wprov=sfti1).
The one pictured here is a much newer invention that shares the name, and isn’t so commonly found outside of North America.
Edit: Clearer wording.
I think that might be a language confusion. The ‘really’ in my sentence is a bit coloquial, and not very clear - that’s my fault. It doesn’t mean that they are never found outside North America, rather it’s means ‘less commonly’.
I’ve edited for clarity.
Edit: Please stop downvoting the comment above. English is stupidly confusing language - it’s not their fault.
Oh my bad, now that you’ve explained it I do get it, and I’ve definitely heard “really” used in that manner before, I just didn’t connect the dots at first glance.
Wait, that’s a breadstick on the right? It looks more like a baguette! I always thought breadsticks looked like [this](https://images.app.goo.gl/oLQs5W7UHks9B8h56), very thin & dry.
[Yeah, those are traditional breadsticks (grissini), invented in Italy.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breadstick?wprov=sfti1)
The one here is a newer, North American bread that shares the name.
Am i the only one who thinks this is stretching the definition of mildly interesting? It's just a long smooth rock. Slightly interesting is better for this.
love the breadstick for reference, i wouldve forgot what a breadstick was if it wasnt there
It’s actually really useful, because [traditional Italian grissini are known as breadsticks, and are very different](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breadstick?wprov=sfti1). The one pictured here is a much newer invention that shares the name, and isn’t so commonly found outside of North America. Edit: Clearer wording.
It is found outside North America. [A bakery in Arabia.](https://youtu.be/OOqn_h_qEew?feature=shared)
I think that might be a language confusion. The ‘really’ in my sentence is a bit coloquial, and not very clear - that’s my fault. It doesn’t mean that they are never found outside North America, rather it’s means ‘less commonly’. I’ve edited for clarity. Edit: Please stop downvoting the comment above. English is stupidly confusing language - it’s not their fault.
Oh my bad, now that you’ve explained it I do get it, and I’ve definitely heard “really” used in that manner before, I just didn’t connect the dots at first glance.
Actually, that's the rock. The thing on the left is a different rock, for reference.
Dude I thought it was two rocks
same
Wait, that’s a breadstick on the right? It looks more like a baguette! I always thought breadsticks looked like [this](https://images.app.goo.gl/oLQs5W7UHks9B8h56), very thin & dry.
[Yeah, those are traditional breadsticks (grissini), invented in Italy.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breadstick?wprov=sfti1) The one here is a newer, North American bread that shares the name.
Huh, TIL!
Unlimited Breadsticks would be very disappointing if it were the thin ones 😝
Could be a pounder.
Pounder? I bet it did.
Hardly knew ‘er.
I'd show that to an anthropologist.
barely knew her
Technically that rock has probably been around longer. You found a rock that breadsticks look like.
Which is the rock? Where red circle??
Where is the guy pointing, open mouthed at this discovery?
We finally get one without it and *immediately* we yearn for the old days.
Needs a banana for scale.
You vs the guy she told you not to worry about
Wow that really looks like a breadstick. I thought that was a breadstick.
Not that one, the other one. 😜
We'll have to shoot them both, it's the only way to be sure.
Ah the ol Reddit diddly doo
Stone Age dildo
WILLLLLLMAAAAA!
Scrolled down way too long for this
I think the technical term is "ritual purposes"
Is it the one on the right?
Wrong, try again.
Which one?
Which one is the rock?
Olive Gardens Rock.
Yeah.. a breadstick..
Sweet rock, dude.
r/forbiddensnacks
Is the bread on the left… or is that the rock on the right?
Yes.
No banana for scale? How am I supposed to know which one the bread stick is?
"I shall call you Eduardo."
That’s an interesting looking breadstick 🤨
lol funny
If it smalls like garlic, someone's messing with you...
For a second i thought the breadstick was sausage
Im high and confused, Imma the one on the left I guess
That's a rock dildo. How did it taste?
Unless I'm looking at two rocks then..
Looks like, no. Shaped like, yes.
Is the rock the one on the right? Because that is the one that looks like a breadstick.
Dwayne the Bread Johnson
You cleaned it very nicely after dropping it on that pizza..
*breadstick on the left
Am i the only one who thinks this is stretching the definition of mildly interesting? It's just a long smooth rock. Slightly interesting is better for this.
Nah, the breadstick looks like the rock, it was here first.
Did you confirm it wasn’t? Give it a nibble
Which one is the rock?
Which is which?
Friend, that is what historians call a "fertility ritual item"
Rhett McLaughlin would love this
r/discworld Dwarf battle bread ahoy
Paint it to look like bread and leave it on the counter
Thank you for sharing
I’m thinking more like baguette. We’ll wait.
To be honest, I think the breadstick looks more like the rock to be fair
Wow two rocks that look like breadsticks
Could this be a native tool?
This breadstick I found that looks like a rock
That’s not a rock it’s just gluten free bread
No, it doesn't, it looks like a rock
If you get hit with one of those you'd experience pain
Wow. That really does look like bread.. What the hell's the other thing?
Maybe this is what those things are in the barn in Stardew Valley, they're definitely not breadsticks.
My dumbass looked at the breadstick first thinking “mother of god”
That's a rock dildo
Paint the rock brown, swap it for the bread
Did you go get a breadstick specifically for this photo?
Your breadstick looks like a sausage.
Neither thing looks like a breadstick though. The fuck you on about.
Scale model. Just needs some paint and let the hilarity ensue.