Which supermarkets dominate your area?
Jan 22nd 2014, 6:58 pm
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Re: Which supermarkets dominate your area?
Pan rustico is nicer than the standard barras de pan, I think, although we always buy integral as we don't eat much white bread.
I don't know what it's like where you are, but panaderias seem to be the most popular new businesses to open around here, I can't believe how many new ones have opened up over the last 12 months or so. Some are new branches of established businesses, others completely new. Maybe they think everybody will be comfort eating and stuffing their faces with cake to console themselves about their job prospects! The good thing is, though, that bakers are one kind of Spanish shop who are nearly all open on Sundays. We even have one where you can buy, fresh bread 24/7 - if you go when the shop is closed there is a hatch in the wall where you can ring, pass your money over and get your bread.
I don't know what it's like where you are, but panaderias seem to be the most popular new businesses to open around here, I can't believe how many new ones have opened up over the last 12 months or so. Some are new branches of established businesses, others completely new. Maybe they think everybody will be comfort eating and stuffing their faces with cake to console themselves about their job prospects! The good thing is, though, that bakers are one kind of Spanish shop who are nearly all open on Sundays. We even have one where you can buy, fresh bread 24/7 - if you go when the shop is closed there is a hatch in the wall where you can ring, pass your money over and get your bread.
Jan 23rd 2014, 6:42 am
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Re: Which supermarkets dominate your area?
I don't know what it's like where you are, but panaderias seem to be the most popular new businesses to open around here, I can't believe how many new ones have opened up over the last 12 months or so. Some are new branches of established businesses, others completely new. Maybe they think everybody will be comfort eating and stuffing their faces with cake to console themselves about their job prospects! The good thing is, though, that bakers are one kind of Spanish shop who are nearly all open on Sundays. We even have one where you can buy, fresh bread 24/7 - if you go when the shop is closed there is a hatch in the wall where you can ring, pass your money over and get your bread.
And people know that if you do nice bread and other pastries then it probably will be a success as everyone can afford the odd euro here and there
Jan 23rd 2014, 7:53 am
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Re: Which supermarkets dominate your area?
Pan rustico is nicer than the standard barras de pan, I think, although we always buy integral as we don't eat much white bread.
I don't know what it's like where you are, but panaderias seem to be the most popular new businesses to open around here, I can't believe how many new ones have opened up over the last 12 months or so. Some are new branches of established businesses, others completely new. Maybe they think everybody will be comfort eating and stuffing their faces with cake to console themselves about their job prospects! The good thing is, though, that bakers are one kind of Spanish shop who are nearly all open on Sundays. We even have one where you can buy, fresh bread 24/7 - if you go when the shop is closed there is a hatch in the wall where you can ring, pass your money over and get your bread.
I don't know what it's like where you are, but panaderias seem to be the most popular new businesses to open around here, I can't believe how many new ones have opened up over the last 12 months or so. Some are new branches of established businesses, others completely new. Maybe they think everybody will be comfort eating and stuffing their faces with cake to console themselves about their job prospects! The good thing is, though, that bakers are one kind of Spanish shop who are nearly all open on Sundays. We even have one where you can buy, fresh bread 24/7 - if you go when the shop is closed there is a hatch in the wall where you can ring, pass your money over and get your bread.
