"Lubię zapach chleba."

Translation: I like the smell of bread.

[Euhan1]

I love the smell of bread in the morning. It's the smell of victory.

[MateuszPanc]

i like the bread's smell

[Jack.Elliot]

I also like the bread's smell

[Jellei]

Added.

[frandogk3]

"The smell of bread" and "the bread's smell" do not mean the same thing. The former is in general, the smell of ALL bread, and the latter would be a specific type, or a specific loaf that you were referring to.

[va-diim]

...unless "the smell of the bread." That would also specify which bread

[Goradolina]

Why is "I like the fragrance of bread" not accepted?

[va-diim]

Fragrance is related to perfume, deodorant, flowers, air fresheners, etc. The word "fragrance" is not used with food.

[Kendra800150]

The string "fragrance of bread" gets 176,000 hits on Google and "fragrance of baking" 482,000, so clearly some people do use it that way.

[alik1989]

Click on the tenth page and you'll see that it's just 80 hits for "fragrance of bread".