How much is bread in Poland?

[RafAger]

Probably a right price, especially for quality bread. Greetings from Italy 🇮🇹!

[josephbrandenburg]

Here in the USA, the cheapest bread will run you about $1, maybe $1.50. Nicer bread may be $3 or $4. Bread isn't getting hit as hard by inflation, we have all of Kansas producing wheat for us.

[JamieRoberts]

You can’t put a price on good bread. And Poland is known for their amazing breads.

[swame]

Wow, it seems expensive. I live in a small city, you could by one in Russia for 50₽ at worse, which is 0, 57~$ (88, 6 = 1). I believe that's a price at such a high-end supermarket chain as VkusVill (ВкусВилл, I believe that's a combination of 'flavour' word and English '-ville' like part). If you buy that, it has to be not just 'nice and alright', but 'super good'. My mom often gets it from there, it's not costy really.

For $1, 3 though you can buy a special sandwich-like formed pack of bread that would even have something like raisin and sunflower seeds or some sort of that, it's soft enough to bite even after picking from fridge.

[josephbrandenburg]

I thought they were going to switch to Euros this year. Did it get postponed again?

[ffss]

it costs the same here... in Krakow.. LOL

[tmekgrac]

In norway you can get a cheap bread for 7pl. But if you want that good quality its about 28pl 🥴

[nuh.uh..]

in me city that isnt even a big city that dosent even have big corporations operating and big population is having a bread price at 7 pln😭😭😭😭

[localpolishpeanut]

Morawiecki would definitely have a different opinion

[pawewytrykus]

You can buy very good quality bread from a local bakery for 4PLN