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Fun recursive food fact: the filling between the wafers of a kit-kat bar is ground up kit-kat bars.
by dogsgobork 3y ago
Fun recursive food fact: the filling between the wafers of a kit-kat bar is ground up kit-kat bars.
- noman-land 3y ago[flagged]
- stygiansonic 3y agoThis would transform the dependency graph from a DAG to one with cycles and thus the recipe could not be resolved
- jdblair 3y agoSo... Kit-Kats are impossible! Yet they exist, a miracle!
- Nevermark 3y agoThey are not impossible. It takes a fraction of a Kit-Kat to make a Kit-Kat. But nobody can build them from scratch. If at any time they are all eaten, that's it!
- thethimble 3y agoIt’s like a self compiling compiler that can’t be bootstrapped!
- totetsu 3y agoHow was the first KitKat built then?
- corbezzoli 3y agoThe first KitKat wasn't as good as the latest KitKat, as it wasn't KitKat enough
- bentcorner 3y agoSo then as every KitKat is produced, we are approaching the ideal KitKat?
- corbezzoli 3y agoI think KitKat already peaked when Melon KitKat was released.
- eyelidlessness 3y agoIt’s KitKats all the way down
- Nevermark 3y agoThere was no “first” KitKat! What a silly strange deranged heretical thought! Perhaps you are confusing the (discarded, and rightly so!) Unified Linear Field Theory with the (universally accepted, as it should be!) Unified & Closed Modular Field Theory? Time ultimately, like all dimensions, is a meaningless loop. Of Kit-Kat’s. Leaving only one last physics question to settle definitively, by prose, coercion, poison, blade, and projectile: Do the Kit-Kats form a Dünkin torus or a Möbius strip? Entire schools of sugary confectionary thought hang in the balance!
- nine_k 3y agoA small trick can help. A Kit-Kat bar consists of some external components, like wafers and chocolate. It's only the combination that turns them into a bar. So you can bootstrap production by grinding the components and mixing them: it produces a Kit-Kat bar in a ground state. After that, you can produce more and more nominal-state bars.
- latchkey 3y agoWhich came first, the filling or the kit-kat bar?
- lucb1e 3y agoSurely Wikipedia would mention such a unique property if it were true, but I can't find a mention of that an ingredient for kit kats is a (fractional) kit kat on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kit_Kat https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kit_Kat I really want to believe this :(