@tasteatlas: Cairo’s Street Bread Courier 📍 Old Cairo, Egypt 🇪🇬 Taste Egypt: tasteatlas.com/egypt In Egyptian Arabic, the word for bread—aish—literally translates to "life." On the streets of Old Cairo, delivering it is a daily art form. Vendors stack dozens of freshly baked flatbreads onto massive wooden racks, balancing tens of kilograms directly on their heads while navigating crowded alleys and cobblestone streets on a bicycle. No hands, constant movement, and zero room for error. It’s not a stunt for tourist cameras; it’s just the daily hustle of getting hot bread from neighborhood ovens to local buyers before it cools down. Video by: @sara.abdalalim