This is what you can expect when you buy a fresh baguette in Norway for €7.50. Two piece of paprika carefully placed to give the impression that there is paprika on it. Two slices of cheese and ham. This is how Ole Robert Reitan and his family think normal people deserved to eat, so that they can save about €0.20 per baguette.

Don't visit Norway if you enjoy life outside of Norway.

by frodenerd

18 comments

  1. Buy ingredients and make it yourself. Nobody in their right mind buys the pre-made ones, they’re famously bad. Sometimes you can get lucky with the ones that are freshly made in store every morning if its a small store but the ones that get shipped there in bulk sucks soggy balls.

  2. Haha, someone should print that last line of yours on a shirt.

  3. what they cost.. 50kr?

    Best one are self made.

  4. Pre-made, ready-to-eat sandwiches from the low-price supermarkets aren’t the best. What? Was this really 75 NOK? I’ve seen these for about 35-50 NOK, but yeah, don’t buy cheap white bread sandwiches at the supermarket and expect a fancy meal.

  6. Please put a fresh shit in the mailbox of whoever made this baguette

  7. It is kinda your fault if you buy pre-made stuff at Rema. I ate a beautiful banh mi for about 9 euroes at a Vietnamese place today.

  8. So many stupid comments here! Its his fault for expecting food to be a certain quality when you pay good money for it? Yes most ppl know those store bought baguettes are shit in Norway, but they shouldnt be at those prices!

  10. I hate my country. Just about anything you buy sucks compared to the world

  12. Mmm looks delicious…But throw away those peppers! Norwegian cheese is the number one in the world!

  14. What a weird thing to throw a hissy fit about.

  15. Funnily enough I live in Norway but I can’t do their foods or premade things they are just so bland and bare, I make everything fresh at home, it would cost you abit more to buy all the ingredients yourself but its much much more worth it, a full freshly baked baguette from brustabua is about 30kr, pack of ham is 40kr only the cheese and butter will cost 50+kr each but you’d get to put as much as you want on it then.

  17. And that’s actually not the worst I have ever seen (in terms of price or presentation). The food in Norway is… simply, sad. Not because of the lack of trying but because, due to the harsh climate, most of the not-so-fresh produce has to be imported, so it is both expensive and low quality.

  18. I _have_ seen worse baguettes in Paris. You can get crap food in any country.

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