Oops, sorry. Should’ve spoiler alerted that.
The Italians should still be worried, baguettes are much better than ciabattas
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That’s ok, I don’t think it’ll ruin the episode for me 
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How old are other types of bread? Why is it only ciabatta that people make a thing of?
sourdough was invented at the start of lockdown
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I’ll never be as old as ciabatta bread
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No academic study has been written on the history of the baguette as a type of bread.
Tragic
That was banana bread
Probably gone stale by now
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Ciabatta slippers
How about you focaccia
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When was Gino Ginelli invented though?
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even more great is this:
During the 1980s, the term paninaro arose in Italy to denote a member of a youth culture represented by patrons of sandwich bars such as Milan’s Al Panino and Italy’s first US-style fast food restaurants. Paninari were depicted as right-leaning, fashion-fixated individuals, delighting in showcasing early 1980s consumer goods as status symbols.[6][7][8]
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Is it Italy that has that special term for old men who hang about and tell construction workers what to do?
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Umarell s observing re-paving at the corner of Palazzo Re Enzo and via Rizzoli, Bologna (2016)
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Yeah the Italians know how to do this don’t they?
just want a brie and tomato baguette from bonne bouche.
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and a slush puppie