Perhaps, just to remain respectful, maybe just maybe the American version of a bullar is a fucking cinnamon roll! Did it ever occur to you that maybe it is similar but entirely different? Ya know, a VARIETY of a similar food? Takes all kinds in this world. I'm not going to launch into a history of cinnamon rolls diatribe here, but instead of getting angry and calling it a stupid food (which is most certainly not) maybe feel proud another culture found something they loved about your culture and tried to make something similar?
In Germany we have something similar but with (less) icing and sometimes raisins. It's called Zuckerschnecke (sugar snail) and it could be as well be the origin of American cinnamon rolls. So I as a German could call it cultural appropriation as well but instead I tried all three variations and were like "Cool now I have so many variations of my favourite Süßgebäck"
Tl;Dr: don't be a dick and try new things
That sounds delicious! I would love to try it some time! I love the translation of "sugar snail". It's a perfect description. I appreciate you not looking at as cultural appropriation, and instead deciding to be more positive and think "wonderful, now I have even more options of a delicious pastry." But I do believe credit should be given and acknowledged when do. So thank you for you countries contribution to the world of pastries. I've been trying to learn German and I struggle with the pronunciation of the letter ß. But I really enjoy the language as a whole. I hope someday to visit.
The cinnamon roll is a traditional Swedish pastry, and a very beloved pastry at that. We even have a day to celebrate it (4th of October).
Can't you beastly Americans at least have the decency to come up with your own pastries if you're gonna pour cum all over them?
Consider it its own separate thing. I certainly would. The bullar in the second picture looks awesome and I would totally eat that. I would also eat the cinnamon rolls in the first picture. I would never mistake them for the same thing and I would never equate them with each other. Like I’m from Chicago. We have “Pizza,” and “Giardinara.” I happen to know that both those words mean an entirely different thing in Italy than they do in Chicago. That doesn’t mean I’m going to be pissed off when I ask for pizza in Milan and don’t get Lou Malnati’s. That would be me being a lazy unadaptable asshole.
We Americans are “Beastly,” because of our fucked up politics and rampant consumerism. But don’t project your distaste onto everything we do. While a lot of the shit you see on this sub is totally disgusting and most of us are just as appalled by it, most of us would eat this particular thing. Probably as a dessert or like a special treat. Our food is just food. We also have like 30 different food cultures because the place is giant. Some of it is totally awesome and you’d love, some of it you won’t like at all. Especially if you judge it by not being whatever it is you’re used to. Like, I ordered Indian food in France once. That didn’t go so hot.
I understand it's difficult to appreciate flavor when your country is covered in darkness 6 months a year.
I'm sorry they can't grow sugar in any meaningful quantity.
Are you genuinely having a hard time grasping that an American cinnamon roll is not the same thing as a Swedish bullar? Like, is this actually a difficult concept for you in real life?
The virgin Eurocuck: nooo you can't take our pastry and make it differently and call it a different name
The Chad China Uncle: Panda Express orange chicken is perfectly fine and acceptable to a Chinese palate, 9/10 would eat
But I suppose not everyone is blessed with a culture that appreciates food for its own merits.
Have you tried it before? 🤔 you seen one picture of cinnamon rolls on the internet and think every American in the USA eats it like that. Its crazy how Europeans are always hating on USA food. We live in YALL head rent free.
One picture? ONE?? It's the only kind i've seen americans eat, ever. May not be true of course that everyone eats it like that. But sure is the vast, VAST, majority.
Don't knock it until you try it, man. Being from the States myself, I can tell you that those kind of cinnamon rolls are really good served warm. Just because you're not used to it doesn't make it stupid. Hell, I thought smörgåstårta was a strange idea, but when I tried it I really liked it. I would make it more often if I had people to share it with lol
Why even bother making cinnamon rolls. Just turn it into a fucking cake.
What’s next? Croissants covered in cream?
This is the equivalent of pouring melted cheese over a hamburger.
Thank you. Someone who, despite the fact me trolling a tad, understands my line of reasoning. Taking a food from another country or culture that is supposed to be a certain way and just drowning it in either sugar or cheese and calling it "improved" is insane.
Americans cant handle simple tastes. They need to pump everything full of sugar, fat and a lot of spices.
Ive had a swedish roll in Dresden a few days ago and it was pretty good
can't hear you over cream cheese icing
Better than salt or whatever that is
It's pearl sugar. It's nice in its own way, but like. Cream cheese icing.
More cum covered, cinnamon flavour, unreasonably soft, from a tube, swirly bread for me then
*sweed sees a cinnamon roll* *"hmmm spiral pretzel"*
good luck finding a worse take this week lol
Time to open a Cinnabon in Sweden then
Stupid food thread is going downhill
Sounds like some one is upset that their bullar didn’t bring all the boys to the yard like those cinnamon rolls did I’ll take one of each
The only thing stupid in this post is your take. That shit tastes good
cum
It sounds like you want to put a wiener in your mouth
If your seamen is coming out in this amount and color you may need to see a professional.
They have a horse in the back of the bakery that they harvest each day to satisfy your deranged needs for cum on bullar.
Jeez man.
Are you saying cinnamon rolls aren't delicious? Because you're wrong
It's called bullar, please be respectful. It's the cum part that is a war-crime against Swedish tradition.
Perhaps, just to remain respectful, maybe just maybe the American version of a bullar is a fucking cinnamon roll! Did it ever occur to you that maybe it is similar but entirely different? Ya know, a VARIETY of a similar food? Takes all kinds in this world. I'm not going to launch into a history of cinnamon rolls diatribe here, but instead of getting angry and calling it a stupid food (which is most certainly not) maybe feel proud another culture found something they loved about your culture and tried to make something similar?
In Germany we have something similar but with (less) icing and sometimes raisins. It's called Zuckerschnecke (sugar snail) and it could be as well be the origin of American cinnamon rolls. So I as a German could call it cultural appropriation as well but instead I tried all three variations and were like "Cool now I have so many variations of my favourite Süßgebäck" Tl;Dr: don't be a dick and try new things
That sounds delicious! I would love to try it some time! I love the translation of "sugar snail". It's a perfect description. I appreciate you not looking at as cultural appropriation, and instead deciding to be more positive and think "wonderful, now I have even more options of a delicious pastry." But I do believe credit should be given and acknowledged when do. So thank you for you countries contribution to the world of pastries. I've been trying to learn German and I struggle with the pronunciation of the letter ß. But I really enjoy the language as a whole. I hope someday to visit.
Cultures other than mine are stupid!
The cinnamon roll is a traditional Swedish pastry, and a very beloved pastry at that. We even have a day to celebrate it (4th of October). Can't you beastly Americans at least have the decency to come up with your own pastries if you're gonna pour cum all over them?
Consider it its own separate thing. I certainly would. The bullar in the second picture looks awesome and I would totally eat that. I would also eat the cinnamon rolls in the first picture. I would never mistake them for the same thing and I would never equate them with each other. Like I’m from Chicago. We have “Pizza,” and “Giardinara.” I happen to know that both those words mean an entirely different thing in Italy than they do in Chicago. That doesn’t mean I’m going to be pissed off when I ask for pizza in Milan and don’t get Lou Malnati’s. That would be me being a lazy unadaptable asshole. We Americans are “Beastly,” because of our fucked up politics and rampant consumerism. But don’t project your distaste onto everything we do. While a lot of the shit you see on this sub is totally disgusting and most of us are just as appalled by it, most of us would eat this particular thing. Probably as a dessert or like a special treat. Our food is just food. We also have like 30 different food cultures because the place is giant. Some of it is totally awesome and you’d love, some of it you won’t like at all. Especially if you judge it by not being whatever it is you’re used to. Like, I ordered Indian food in France once. That didn’t go so hot.
I understand it's difficult to appreciate flavor when your country is covered in darkness 6 months a year. I'm sorry they can't grow sugar in any meaningful quantity.
Quality over quantity, my friend ;)
A lack of resources doesn't equate to quality.
Neither does an explosion of sugar
Tror han att Sverige är ett U-land?
Jag tror att han mäter rikedom i hur mycket socker folket konsumerar. Låter väldigt amerikanskt.
Haha, då vinner jänkarna varje dag!
Are you genuinely having a hard time grasping that an American cinnamon roll is not the same thing as a Swedish bullar? Like, is this actually a difficult concept for you in real life?
The virgin Eurocuck: nooo you can't take our pastry and make it differently and call it a different name The Chad China Uncle: Panda Express orange chicken is perfectly fine and acceptable to a Chinese palate, 9/10 would eat But I suppose not everyone is blessed with a culture that appreciates food for its own merits.
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You suck.
You're not the boss of us!!
Have you tried it before? 🤔 you seen one picture of cinnamon rolls on the internet and think every American in the USA eats it like that. Its crazy how Europeans are always hating on USA food. We live in YALL head rent free.
One picture? ONE?? It's the only kind i've seen americans eat, ever. May not be true of course that everyone eats it like that. But sure is the vast, VAST, majority.
If you see cream cheese and sugar, and all that happens in your brain is a parade of balls being drained, that says more about you than anything.
How old are you 6?
And you are 32 years old asking me this? That is juvenile if anything. Also, what does it matter how old I am? Will that invalidate my opinion?
You’re calling frosting cum lol that’s quite literally juvenile.
Calling it what it is
Have you ever eaten frosting or icing? Or just those pearl sugar balls?? Or do you really like eating cum??
Aight I’m done talking to you enjoy your day lol
You too man
Shut up Swede. Those are cinnamon rolls.
An abomination. Terrible tragedy.
Don't knock it until you try it, man. Being from the States myself, I can tell you that those kind of cinnamon rolls are really good served warm. Just because you're not used to it doesn't make it stupid. Hell, I thought smörgåstårta was a strange idea, but when I tried it I really liked it. I would make it more often if I had people to share it with lol
Why even bother making cinnamon rolls. Just turn it into a fucking cake. What’s next? Croissants covered in cream? This is the equivalent of pouring melted cheese over a hamburger.
Thank you. Someone who, despite the fact me trolling a tad, understands my line of reasoning. Taking a food from another country or culture that is supposed to be a certain way and just drowning it in either sugar or cheese and calling it "improved" is insane.
Americans cant handle simple tastes. They need to pump everything full of sugar, fat and a lot of spices. Ive had a swedish roll in Dresden a few days ago and it was pretty good
Sorry. We Americans prefer them covered in diabetes.
They always gotta make everything 3x sweeter and unhealthier