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Cooking & Baking

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Shermann

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Tue Jul 9, 2024, 06:50 PM Jul 2024

Can you un-smash a loaf of bread? [View all]

I have a new vehicle with a small trunk that I am still adjusting to. I've hastily and carelessly stacked groceries in there and have squashed the last three loaves I've purchased with heavier items like milk. Un-smashing them seems to defy the second law of thermodynamics. Is there a quantum loophole I can exploit?

Follow-up question: are there any uses for hopelessly ruined loaves of bread besides making ridiculous looking sandwiches for lunch that my coworkers laugh at? French toast perhaps? Fish food??

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