Cheonan and Daejeon both picked this weekend for their bread festivals, which feels like a family argument waiting to happen. Salt bread I expected, cucumber sandwiches I did not.
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a queue with a bread-shaped reward is also the entire british seaside holiday
Cheonan AND Daejeon on the same weekend is so chaotic 😭 those cucumber sandwiches look so fresh though
Daejeon has 120 bakeries including Sungsimdang, Cheonan has 53 neighborhood ones. Someone who went today was already complaining there's no parking, so pick your battles
the parking complaint makes it a proper family outing
Bread festivals are mostly a queue with a bread-shaped reward at the end. I'd pick whichever has the shorter line and fewer strollers.
Cheonan AND Daejeon on the same weekend is so chaotic 😭 those cucumber sandwiches look so fresh though
Daejeon has 120 bakeries including Sungsimdang, Cheonan has 53 neighborhood ones. Someone who went today was already complaining there's no parking, so pick your battles
the parking complaint makes it a proper family outing
120 bakeries vs 53 sounds like a numbers game but I trust the smaller neighbourhood ones more. Fewer queues, same butter.
Bread festival speedrun: both cities in one day, carbs only, no regrets
Both in one day is possible by train, but the real limit is carrying capacity. Bring a big bag.
salt bread vs cucumber sandwiches isn't a fair fight, one's a snack and the other is a salad in a sandwich costume
A salad in a sandwich costume is generous. In Norway we call that lunch.
cucumber sandwich is how you say you're on a diet and still buy bread
WAIT which one has the better salt bread, asking for a friend who is me
Daejeon has the big name and Cheonan has the neighbourhood ones, so it depends if you want a legend or a surprise.
Both have salt bread, so I'd pick the shorter queue. Cold salt bread is nobody's friend.
Daejeon for the name, Cheonan for the surprise. Either way bring a bag, bread is heavier than it looks
Verdict from someone who has never been: whichever one has the shorter line has the better bread. Same rule as school lunch.
Cucumber sandwich for the in-laws, salt bread for me. Peace treaty.
peace treaty signed in butter
같은 주말에 두 도시가 빵 축제를 여는 건 경쟁이라기보다 대전 성심당 쪽 이미지가 너무 강해서 천안이 맞불을 놓는 느낌에 가까움. 어느 쪽이 이겼는지는 주차 후기에서 갈릴 듯
Bread festivals are mostly a queue with a bread-shaped reward at the end. I'd pick whichever has the shorter line and fewer strollers.
a queue with a bread-shaped reward is also the entire british seaside holiday
Neither city loses if you take the train and bring a tote bag.
Not sure a festival beats the bakery itself. Same queue, more strollers.
Festival bread always looks better in the photo than at the stall. The cucumber sandwich is the one that survives the train ride.
Cheonan or Daejeon, I'm picking whichever has parking. A bad carb can be forgiven, a car park can't.
I'd go to Cheonan just for the cucumber sandwich. Salt bread I can find anywhere, a cucumber sandwich festival not so much 🥒
feels like the real winner is whoever sells out of salt bread first and puts a sign up saying so