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[My 2 cent] 15 best selling photos taken during lockdown
cristianstorto:
--- Quote from: AnS on May 05, 2020, 11:53 ---
--- Quote from: SuperPhoto on May 05, 2020, 09:35 ---one image I don't get/understand is - the white block that is partially broken off? first of all, what is that? and second, I don't quite understand why someone would buy that? (the other images make sense to me - but that one - maybe because I don't know what it is, don't know why someone would want it?)
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It seemed like a block of yeast to me, which is used for baking, baking bread, etc. I know that in some countries people bought all of the yeast in supermarkets (fearing shortage, just like with toiletpaper), so it might be because of this. Just a guess, though. :D
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You've guessed right! :D
SuperPhoto:
--- Quote from: cristianstorto on May 05, 2020, 14:52 ---
--- Quote from: SuperPhoto on May 05, 2020, 09:35 ---thanks for sharing, makes sense for most of the images...
one image I don't get/understand is - the white block that is partially broken off? first of all, what is that? and second, I don't quite understand why someone would buy that? (the other images make sense to me - but that one - maybe because I don't know what it is, don't know why someone would want it?)
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It's a block of brewer's yeast. During the lockdown here in Italy it became really difficult to find, so while making some bread at home I took a photo of it (a couple actually, but this is the one that sold the most).
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ah, okay, haha, lol! i guess here we don't sell that - so I've never seen it before... I thought it was some kind of broken marble brick or something!
fotoroad:
--- Quote from: SuperPhoto on May 05, 2020, 17:17 ---
--- Quote from: cristianstorto on May 05, 2020, 14:52 ---
--- Quote from: SuperPhoto on May 05, 2020, 09:35 ---thanks for sharing, makes sense for most of the images...
one image I don't get/understand is - the white block that is partially broken off? first of all, what is that? and second, I don't quite understand why someone would buy that? (the other images make sense to me - but that one - maybe because I don't know what it is, don't know why someone would want it?)
--- End quote ---
It's a block of brewer's yeast. During the lockdown here in Italy it became really difficult to find, so while making some bread at home I took a photo of it (a couple actually, but this is the one that sold the most).
--- End quote ---
ah, okay, haha, lol! i guess here we don't sell that - so I've never seen it before... I thought it was some kind of broken marble brick or something!
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It was hard to find in US right now also, but you can still bay in some stores. You can by dry or fresh.
SuperPhoto:
--- Quote from: fotoroad on May 05, 2020, 18:19 ---
--- Quote from: SuperPhoto on May 05, 2020, 17:17 ---
--- Quote from: cristianstorto on May 05, 2020, 14:52 ---
--- Quote from: SuperPhoto on May 05, 2020, 09:35 ---thanks for sharing, makes sense for most of the images...
one image I don't get/understand is - the white block that is partially broken off? first of all, what is that? and second, I don't quite understand why someone would buy that? (the other images make sense to me - but that one - maybe because I don't know what it is, don't know why someone would want it?)
--- End quote ---
It's a block of brewer's yeast. During the lockdown here in Italy it became really difficult to find, so while making some bread at home I took a photo of it (a couple actually, but this is the one that sold the most).
--- End quote ---
ah, okay, haha, lol! i guess here we don't sell that - so I've never seen it before... I thought it was some kind of broken marble brick or something!
--- End quote ---
It was hard to find in US right now also, but you can still bay in some stores. You can by dry or fresh.
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oh i mean - in my entire life, I don't believe I've *ever* seen a block of brewyers yeast!
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