How Do Japanese Handle Multiples?

How do Japanese handle when there's multiple, like, uh, if you say I eat bread and cookies, would it have a particle for each, um, each other? That might be, um, I don't know. Because I know Russian, you decline all the nouns in there and all the adjectives and I think German- Yeah, but Russian- Yeah, and Russian just has suffixes. So I only have very, very limited knowledge of Japanese, but if somebody could, could, tell us, uh, how that works in Japanese, that might shed some light on the situation.