I wonder if they obtained these displays like they did with the human remains. Are these plaster injected molds from the cavities left when the lava cooled?
I believe they're the real thing. Also, thankfully, they no longer do the plaster injection of human remains because it destroys anything that might help them learn more about the remains, like DNA.
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That’s some top quality Dwaven battle bread there.
I’m pretty sure its chocolate lava cake.
But if you close your eyes, does it almost feel like nothing changed at all?
Can't help but hear the "ay yo" of that song as "egg roll". We call it the egg roll song in our household.
Service was terrible when I went, too, and talk about dirty; the place must have been covered in like, 6 pes of dust, no joke!
RIght? And don't get me started on Herculaneum. I thought that's where all the rich people's villas were, but it's just filthy.
How did you expect them to bake a a loaf that would last 2000 years?
I wonder if they obtained these displays like they did with the human remains. Are these plaster injected molds from the cavities left when the lava cooled?
No, these are carbonised bread loaves.
I believe they're the real thing. Also, thankfully, they no longer do the plaster injection of human remains because it destroys anything that might help them learn more about the remains, like DNA.
Looks pretty stale too
Just put a little butter on it and you should be fine
I don't understand why they get so angry when you eat their shitty bread. Like, ugh omg, be thankful, I'm disposing of it.
To make it last longer