As of: February 7, 2024, 8:57 a.m
By: Carmen Mörwald
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A customer made a strange discovery in a bakery and shared it with the public.
The reactions are mixed.
Munich – Brezen, also known as pretzels in High German, are considered a cultural asset in Bavaria alongside beer and white sausage.
They are available on every corner, in all shapes and forms.
Some bakers in this country like to try their hand at creating their own creations.
As a photo published on the platform X (formerly Twitter) shows, the end result is not good in all cases.
To make matters worse, the “butter pretzel” is sold for 2.30 euros.
Curious butter pretzel in the bakery: “Who would like to fill me up the same way?”
In the photo you can see a butter pretzel on the counter of a bakery.
However, the butter is
on
the pretzel and not
in
it.
This results in a sight that is unlikely to please die-hard pretzel fans.
Contrary to the information on the price tag, the chives are also missing here.
So it's a real pretzel scandal.
The author of the
One user responds in the comments: "So not at all?" Another writes: "That's a strange post even for you" and adds that he would like to be the pretzel pictured.
Another user says that the pretzel is the way she likes to eat hers at home: “It’s so cool,” she explains.
It's no secret that some people smear the outside of their pretzels with butter in their own four walls.
But outside your own four walls, such a sight is rather unusual.
Bakery has “really buttered it up”: between horror and laughter
In summary, the photo on X amuses and horrifies people in equal measure.
A user comments: “Brother, what kind of buttered pretzel is that?” The author simply replies that it was “really buttered”.
It is not clear from the post which culprit is involved.
Recently, an offer from MediaMarkt caused a sensation online.
The RRP shown on the price tag did not have two decimal places as usual, but a whopping 14. The users were therefore quite amazed.
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