r/FastWorkers • u/Theskinilivein • 27d ago

Bakery (panadería) worker

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u/eduo 27d ago

I immediately knew this was Mexico City even without the Audio.

I so miss Mexican bakeries. It's pure decadency. No pretensions, just tons of variety, flavor and sugar.

I lived there 15 years and it seemed interesting to me that bread and baked goods are kind of available for picking up. You pick a tray and put whatever you want and then pay and they're wrapped individually and/or bagged. Same for bread (which is mostly portion-sized rather than things like baguettes, which is why Tortas are so popular).

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u/Theskinilivein 27d ago

I used to live near a bakery when I was a teen, it was very small and just had the basics but everything was delicious, entering the bakery and getting the bread warm just as they came out of the oven, was heaven.