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13 Comments on How many loaves of bread can you fit in the back seat of a car?
It's funny what we see on the road sometimes!
I am guessing someone owns a sandwich shop...or....really, really likes bread lol :)!
Chris - I used to have and work in a small franchise fast food restaurant, and the first batch that we baked was 50 loaves, and we would them add another 50 or more. 100 loaves of bread is not really a big number for commercial use
Chris, I work in a kitchen every Saturday morning and we get free bread from a local bakery, so maybe it was our weekly delivery. I guess it would be four day old instead of day old if it were coming from the West Coast huh?
I love that! I was driving down the road once when I lived in Atlanta and there was a full size elephant statue being pulled by a truck. I had a video of it from my phone but have no idea where that is today!
Hope the driver wasn't picking his nose!
Hi,
That's too funny.
A picture is really worth more than a thousand words and definitely worth a photo.
Have a wonderful week!
Catherine - I am so glad I could snap a picture!
Brenda - LOL!
Jon - I never thought about it!
Years ago there was a little old man in our community who went to Safeway every few days and collected their day-old bread and pastries. He then drove all around the area, delivering it to people in need. Maybe the person you saw was on the way to make a similar delivery - or headed for a food bank.
MArte - You could be sooooo right! :) Interesting thought!
Hi Chris, It must have smelled wonderful in that car!!
Gloria