People travel the world for all kinds of reasons, and one of those reasons is because they simply love food. On a more specific level, some folks are particularly fond of baked goods, which would render certain destinations better than others. If you’re one of those people who absolutely love bakeries and anything to do with them, we’re here to guide you. Here are three countries that have some of the best bakeries.
Italy
In restaurants all over the world, you’ll often see focaccia being served as an appetizer. In delis all over the world, you often have the option to choose a ciabatta bread as your bread of choice. Surprise surprise, both of these breads are courtesy of Italy’s rich historic cuisine, which is why it’s one of the best countries when it comes to baked goods.
France
In that same vein, France is probably just as iconic. When they’re known for their baguettes, France excels at sweet baked goods such as croissants and other danishes, which are also sold throughout the entire world. Indeed, France is one of the most influential countries in the entire world when it comes to bakeries.
Turkey
Turkey is less influential on a universal scale than France and Italy when it comes to baked goods, but their cuisine is pretty darn formidable as well. Known for their baklava—a flaky and sweet pastry with honey and nuts—Turkey has some of the most iconic Baltic delicacies in the world.