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i swear the average cost of a croissant in venice, los angeles is $7 now grok tells me the average cost of a croissant in venice, italy is €2.50 on the high end absurd
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some of these coffee shops don’t even make the croissants, so is the transportation and delivery really that expensive ?!!!
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@kugusha.eth
Same in Paris, honestly. wtf
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@ontheisland
Have you ever take a class to learn how to make them yourself?
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That $7 croissant better transport me to Paris with one bite. Otherwise, I’m filing a complaint.
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i was about to ask which venice you are talking about. haha yeah in italy is about 2eur coffee too
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this is true: I was in Venice, Italy last summer and couldn't believe how much cheaper food was there
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get ready for $8.75
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It’s $6 in the Bay Area, went to France recently and paid 1 Euro for the best croissant I’ve ever had.
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one venice clearly make better croissants
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After a lot of rationing during WW2, the economic European Union (precursor of European Union) implemented the communal agriculture plan to limit food shortages. This means food is often cheaper in Europe than in the US. Making changes to the plan is hard but starting 2027 there will be fewer subsidies for farmers.
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kind of averages out because you currently earn at least 3x more than you would in the EU 😂
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They are like $6 at this coffee shop I go to here in Atlanta. I’ve just weaseled my way into becoming a frequent patron & staying all day, so that they favor me & give me free treats now & then to make up for it. lol
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My local coffee shop in Oregon charges $17 for a breakfast sandwich which is more than I used to pay in Santa Monica! Meanwhile a different shop down the street sells them for $6 so I’m not sure it’s anything more than “charge what people will pay” at the end of the day.
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now im craving croissant
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average of 1 across france! unless its the super artistic ones personally i think the trader joes bake at home are not bad 🙃
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bet there was still a line...market forces at work
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A croissant in Venice, California might cost seven bucks. In Venice, Italy? Just €2.50. But flying there from the California coast — with airfare, hotel, espresso breaks, and a few dreamy detours — brings your flaky snack to around three grand. Financially, it makes no sense. But you’re by a centuries-old canal, the light is golden, and that pastry tastes like poetry. The view back home isn’t bad either — but sometimes you’ve got to cross an ocean to remember how good life can taste.
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best ones in Paris are €1 :(
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$7 is wild. you can get them here for less than 5
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