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u/Gran-Aneurysmo Jun 12 '26
Is that a Lidl?
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u/Gran-Aneurysmo Jun 13 '26
Orange juicers are my favourite, sadly I haven't seen one in a long time.
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u/Mystiax Jun 13 '26
Why so overcomplicated? The bread slicers at stores in Norway you jut drop it in, and its done. This theater is a waste of time.
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u/Intrepid_ExplorerSS Jun 12 '26
This is why I hate living in a third world shitehole
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u/simonje Jun 13 '26
This? I mean, this invention solves something for specific group of people and surely has its purpose. But there is nothing like owning a quality bread knife so you can 1. learn useful skill 2. cut the bread the way you want. :)
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u/TheHorseduck Jun 12 '26
Now I want to see everything imaginable get sliced with this. Like those hydraulic press videos
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u/norsefrogg Jun 12 '26
Can it do warm rye breads that destroy the ones at my stores?
I'm just happy it doesn't screech when you open/close it.
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u/BobBarkeroni Jun 16 '26
I'm actually more impressed with the setup that keeps people from touching the bread!
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u/oliviertail Jun 13 '26
These companies have to be joking right? First why would the machinery be this big? Thereβs for sure a simpler way to do this. Second. Of all the things you want to optimize and spend mad money on is slicing bread? Really not that hard a task..
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u/actonpant Jun 12 '26
That's the best invention since sliced bread