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Overview
Daniel experiences frustration over purchased bread frequently becoming moldy, notices mold on bread, and decides to stop buying it to make homemade bread with flour and water.
While mixing flour and water, the mixture fluctuates between too watery and too floury, gets stuck in the whisk, and ends up as a pancake batter, alongside consideration of discarding AJ's old garlic powder.
Cooking the batter produces heavy, thick smoke and burns the outside while leaving the interior undercooked.
Upon tasting the prepared bread, Daniel considers it weird, dry, burnt, and nauseating, calling it rubbish bread and declaring it the worst lunch.
Themes
Frustration over moldy store-bought bread and deciding to stop purchasing it.
Mixing flour and water into batter, dealing with whisk issues, and considering discarding AJ's old garlic powder.
Cooking the mixture, wondering about the oil, and generating heavy smoke.
Tasting the burnt and dry result, feeling sick, and evaluating the outcome.
Developments
Daniel notices mold on bread.
Daniel mixes flour and water into a pancake batter.
Daniel cooks the batter, producing thick smoke and burning it.
Daniel samples the prepared bread.
Uncertainties & gaps
The cause of smoke emerging during cooking is initially unclear to Daniel, who speculates the mixture was made too thick.
Whether the bread remains raw in the middle is uncertain prior to testing.
The whereabouts of the oil is questioned.