Breakfast in Europe means having the most delicious, buttery croissant. At any simple café. I took one that is “artisanal.” And it’s just 0.40€ (~$0.45)! Why are normal, mass-produced croissants in the US at least $5??

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31 分鐘內	Naoki Satoh(エヌ氏) naokisatoh_nl	Never found any single good croissant for less than 1 euro in NL. Which country have you got that nice breakfast??
一小時內	Julia Niquet julianiquet	Sorry but where the hell did you find a croissant for 0.40 euros? In 1965? 😂
一小時內	Alex Spatari spatari	Is this a joke? You know “Europe” is not a country, right? Also you won’t find 0.40€ croissants even in the cheapest European countries.
一小時內	Ivo Dubois ivo_dubois	Yes, the typical breakfast in the big country of Europe. Some say the croissant breakfast originated in a small province of Europe country called France. But as this is just a small region nobody is sure. It could also be it came from the most eastern part of Europe country, where they are Muslim and this crescent moon shaped bread found it's birth.
2 小時內	insta_lovat	Your wages are quite a bit higher…and your gas is way cheaper…and your businesses are less bureaucratic and easier to start…lets us have a cheaper croissant and free healthcare…otherwise Breaking Bad would never exist if you had it as well…😁
2 小時內	Bea van Gessel vangesselb	The cost of industrialisation of food production, and a lack of local enterprises, growers, artisans… a good example is meat packing in the US
2 小時內	Renato Dimas darthraverino	I know everyone is asking the same question, but I also want to know the answer. Where did you found a croissant in a café for 40 cents? Let me straight with you: Even in Portugal a Pastel de Nata is 60 cents to 80 cents, and it is probably the cheapest thing you can find along side a coffee for 50 cents in one of the most "cheap" countries in Europe.
2 小時內	Gene Shor gene.m.art	They really are 5 dollars at some places but in fine bakeries and coffee shops in NYC, for example, not mass produced. Where the f are you getting these prices?
3 小時內	HERGreens hergreens	You stopped fighting for workers rights and all seem to have accepted a system that hates human beings. Probably.
3 小時內	Ing Taras iotke	Must be a small village somewhere in France. However try to find a job that earns more than 30k a year in this village..