You may be a Stephen King fan, but you're not THIS BIG a fan!

[HedlessChickn]

Apparently our most favoritest author in the YOLE YILD YORLD baked a loaf of bread 33 years ago for a charity and someone kept it.

http://cultureshock.bangordailynews.com/2018/03/23/bangor/heres-stephen-kings-bread-recipe-and-an-actual-loaf-he-baked-33-years-ago

SK said that HE wouldn't eat it, but would you?

I'm sure it would make some good stuffing!

 

[GNTLGNT]

....there'd be enough mold to culture medicine from and cure worldwide disease.....

 

[DiO'Bolic]

Is there any viable DNA left? All I'd need is a healthy ovum and I could grow my own Stephen King.

 

[Neesy]

Apparently our most favoritest author in the YOLE YILD YORLD baked a loaf of bread 33 years ago for a charity and someone kept it.

http://cultureshock.bangordailynews.com/2018/03/23/bangor/heres-stephen-kings-bread-recipe-and-an-actual-loaf-he-baked-33-years-ago

SK said that HE wouldn't eat it, but would you?

I'm sure it would make some good stuffing!

Well I did copy and paste the recipe as lately I've been baking a lot of bread so I'll give it a try.

I think maybe it needs something more (like substituting some oatmeal in place of some of the flour).

Anyway - the answer is no - of course not! Who would eat 33 year old bread? It must have some major freezer burn by now

 

[doowopgirl]

Recipe looks fairly basic, but I don't care how well it was frozen. Tabitha's brownies sound good. No wonder they were immediately eaten.

 

[Neesy]

Is there any viable DNA left? All I'd need is a healthy ovum and I could grow my own Stephen King.

Okay Sheldon