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Chuck Peterson
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Member # 70

posted

For some reason unknown to myself, I decided to bake a loaf of homemade bread from a recipe. I am not a cook. I let it cool awhile and when I tried to slice it I noticed it didn't feel like bread, more like 18 lb HDU. I'll put a slice on my roof in my material weather test area and get back to you later on how it holds up long term outdoors.

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Chuck Peterson Graphics
1860 Playa Riviera Dr.
Cardiff-by-the-Sea, Calif. 92007

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Santo
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Member # 411

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At Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum, you can see a copy of the Mona Lisa using toast bread as the medium.

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Santo Brocato
Promotion Graphics & Letters
Youngsville LA.

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cheryl nordby
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Member # 1100

posted

Chuck....I used to have that same problem. Get a bread machine............!

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Michael Boone
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Member # 308

posted

We better test it for blasting.
Sugar would prolly cut right thru it.
Maybe flour would be a good blasting material.

Carving tools should consist of a paring knife,scearrated tomato knife,and a garlic press(to be used as a malett.)

For finishing...10 parts maple syrup ..one part One Shot hardener.Tint with food coloring.

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