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Ah, I didn’t quite understand from the first picture. I thought this was like one of those loafs I’ve seen in Quebec where they slice the bread the long way.

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lemmy.zip

If only we had some kind of a sharp tool at our homes to turn a thick slice into a few thinner slices 🤔

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We don't. Such a tool does not exist. Any attempt to cut already sliced bread into thinner slices will only ever result in a pile of crumbs and tears.

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OP might be able to run a tape measure through it to separate the bread from the bread material.

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That is wild.

This is what social media was meant for.

If I hadn't joined the Fediverse, I could have missed this, because of garbage algorithms that don't understand what's important in life.

Thanks for sharing that.

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lemmy.radio

Not to alarm you, but things like that make me wonder if that's because it fell on the floor and the employee just stuffed it back into the loaf, or did the bread cutter lose several cutting wires, and if so, where did they go?

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One time I dropped a cookie on the floor and by the time I picked it up it was the size of a trash can lid

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It's at the heel so more likely the other end of the loaf got stuck as it slid in, and this end never made it to the wires. Then the whole loaf got pushed into a bag as usual, the front end having been dislodged by the vibration of the slicing process.

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lemm.ee

That’s amazing. I won’t be able to sleep for a week after seeing this.

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