Bread: What Can We Do With It?
Bread: What Can We Do With It?
Bread: What Can We Do With It?
I like to convert a loaf of bread to an energy pellets. Will transform veggies, meat, and other nutrients to mix with the bread. Bread is transformed into a chewable pellets that can be carried and eaten while walking or waiBng. Need not be consumed at specic place requiring special condiBons.
I remember Maurice BenneG, a NZ arBst who uses toasted bread as an arBsBc medium in. He creates billboard-sized images using a slice of toast for each pixel in a picture. The toast is soaked in chemicals (e.g., polyurethane) to preserve the artwork. He has created so many outstanding portraits and murals and exhibited in various buildings and museums worldwide.
I like to make a solid beer (already a developed industry in Japan) mixed with breadthus making the beer more nutriBous and a beGer food. the beer itself can be the bread's main preservaBve for longer shelf-life.
Bread Mug
I can imagine a bread mug. This will be a great container of coee and juice that can be eaten bite by bite as the content is consumed. melted cheese or salt can be in the brim of the bread mug depending on what the customer desires.