Gay bread v4 by MrRapt0r

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• GAYBREAD
• GAY BREAD V4 - MEME SOUND EFFECT BUTTON FOR SOUNDBOARD
• GAY BREAD

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“People know as the French bakery that’s owned by two gay men who are married and have two kids.

(Photo urty of April Anrson)[We received an anti-gay ctomer orr] last year July, and was very dishearteng that a person went and took the time to troll our bakery, to see if we would ny him the ke bee of the homophobic slur he wanted. [In my book Jew-ish], I’m normalizg this nversatn of two gay men meetg, fallg love, blendg fai and recip and tradns and gathergs, and no one’s blkg an eye.

But was not the spotlight bee he was gay. I thk as a bs owner, feels like a time that I n brg my full self to the dtry, this month of beg like “I’m gay, hi! This Pri Month (an observance celebratn of lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr, and queer people, as well as other inti), Kg Arthur Bakg Company is raisg awarens for The Trevor Project, the leadg natnal anizatn providg crisis terventn servic to LGBTQ+ young people unr 25.

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I’m not gay (except for that one time at Jew mp) but I do have tons of gay iends and I jt eakg love rabows. Here I am on a Slip n Sli durg At’s Gay Pri. And here I am sportg my “I’m not gay I jt really love rabows” t-shirt alongsi my sister om another mista back NYC.

How perfect would this be for the gayt challah French toast ever!!! And yet, as a gay man-ish person, I have always found the dners to be an unniably queer space, even if I uldn’t offer the exact reason why.

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Is the fact that Quenux is gay?

That’s an important startg pot, but plenty of events and rtrants n by gay chefs are not necsarily queer. No flourish of sce mak a dish bisexual, nor do flambe make your duck or ice cream “homosexual”: the are terms applied to people, and on that don’t transfer to food, even if an LGBTQ someone igned that dish. Jt as the gay bar is only the tip of the queer-nightlife iceberg, the explicly queer food bs is only the most visible aspect of a much larger, often unseen universe of queer food, one that’s been evolvg and shapg Amerin culture for s.

I found when out queer woman Angela Dimayuga ran the kchen at New York’s Missn Che, wa staff along the genr spectm slippg my boyiend and me lorful, spicy dish wh a si of flirtatn, a playful nod we associated wh gay bars a few drks , not trendy rtrants.

Durg sprawlg dners at my own apartment, my clique I ll the “gay bros” ll me the “Barelegged Contsa, ” thanks to my fondns for the Food Network star’s recip, served at a table becked wh seasonal r like dick-o’-lanterns while I waltz through the kchen short shorts. The are all moments where the culary queer manifts as s own type of rabow: It wasn’t jt this or jt that which ma the meal a b gay; was a ltle of everythg, the magic of polil liv lived wh joy. Gay-owned Cupke Royale Seattle is known for their Gay cupke, the sal of which benef Genr Jtice League Washgton.

As rtrants across the untry toss some rabow food lorg to palize on Pri, queer-owned bs make much more meangful donatns — and that activism is part of what mak their rabow cupk gay, and not jt gay for pay, as Eater’s Adam Mosa wr.

The rtrant grew to an unlikely cha, born an era when gay bars were vert, closed to outsirs, and absolutely not statns for bachelorette parti. Hamburger Mary’s is “takg somethg as all-Amerin as a burger but makg gay, ” Wright says.