Amish Friendship Bread... YUCK!
While sitting innocently at my desk earlier this week... okay, perhaps I don't do much innocently - a co-worker left me a zip-lock bag filled with Amish Friendship Bread mixture and instructions.
Now, now... wasn't that sweet of them. *smirks*
That was... until I really started thinking about it. According to Wikipedia this 'thing' has around for years at least. According to the directions, after holding onto your bit of the gooey bread mixture for seven days and following the directions to note, you will be able to split yours into four new parts. And *gasp* SHARE.
Sharing is good... isn't that what your mother always told you growing up?
But my question comes... what happens when you are about 8-10 chains into this system and have a bits of 8-10 other people's loaves? Hmm.
Now, now... wasn't that sweet of them. *smirks*
That was... until I really started thinking about it. According to Wikipedia this 'thing' has around for years at least. According to the directions, after holding onto your bit of the gooey bread mixture for seven days and following the directions to note, you will be able to split yours into four new parts. And *gasp* SHARE.
Sharing is good... isn't that what your mother always told you growing up?
But my question comes... what happens when you are about 8-10 chains into this system and have a bits of 8-10 other people's loaves? Hmm.