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Submitted by naughtyprata on August 27, 2009 - 5:01am Would you like to take this F1 racer for a spin?The chefs at the Royal Plaza on Scotts put together this F1 racing car made of bread. This is in time for the F1 night races in Singapore this September.
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thats alot of bread!!!!
thats alot of bread!!!!
My son's dream car
Two of my son's favorite things: breads and race cars. This would be his dreams come true! LOL
Nice
Looks nice, but way too much understeer for Monaco.
I say...
Show me a crumb shot!
Now that's a 'Bread Machine'!
Now that's a 'Bread Machine'!
Spoiler
Ok, we've had our fun. Now, who thinks that's actually a criminal a waste of bread, even in a wealthy country like Singapore?
Jeremy
Intent was to raise money for the needy
My apologies if I did not give the context of my posting. This was part of an effort to generate funds for worthwhile causes.
Kindly read the full story here:
http://www.straitstimes.com/Breaking%2BNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_421963.html
Cheers!
That's alright then, it's for charity
The competition requires you to guess the weight of flour. we have this information:
So, working backwards, and assuming 65% hydration, based on 14 litres of water that would be about 21 kg of flour. For 1000 loaves? Not possible.
How about using the 2 kg of salt, and hoping that the chefs were not intending to make that high salt fake Play-Doh? That suggests 100 kg of flour. Getting there, I think.
But maybe they used only 1% salt. That would be 200 kg of flour. And that's my final answer.
Jeremy