fairy bread part 3

[agelatocookie]

I appreciate the dedication to whatever this is

[marlowodonnell]

As an Australian, I do love these, I was banned from eating them from birth, but the Aussie in my blood made me eat like 6 at once before they noticed. It's a primal urge. You can't escape it as a child or adult... You can never escape.

[Absurdtheistic]

The fear in his eyes is that of someone who's been visited by the Australian spider god in their dreams

[pedroleos]

The ratio of caring to not caring sends me

[turretwhisperer]

That definitely looks like the idea of a bunch of ex convicts sent to an island to live forever.

[Chaosissleepy]

As a Aussie, good job on your redemption. You may now enter Brisbane without being attacked, we enjoy your efforts. Cheers.

[sandsoftime]

As an Aussie, you have redeemed yourself. Good job. I cannot speak to the opinions of other cities, but you are certainly welcome in Sydney.

[julesgotnails]

As someone who HATES those types of sprinkles, when he said “it feels like im eating rocks” i burst put laughing cause same

[elke]

i feel like the reason it tastes so good to Australians (as one) is because of the nostalgia of having fairy bread at birthday parties when you were a kid

[bedwyr]

It's the taste of childhood. That's why we're passionate about it. Don't be worried about customs letting you in, be worried about your Mullet getting you in a bar fight 😁

[dustenekoes]

Well done. If you’re gonna hate it, hate the right version of it 😂

[Carter-utct]

I love the slight passive aggression its subtle but hilarious 😂

[iconicallyironic]

I think the reason Australians get so mad is because fairy bread is a rather nostalgic food for us. I haven't had fairy bread since childhood birthday parties, and while I admit, I would probably not choose fairy bread over most other dietary options at my age, it still has a soft spot in my heart and if offered I would take it out of nostalgia alone. It's not that fairy bread is a especially delicious, but when you're a child, it's your birthday, and you see some colourful looking triangles. You're probably gonna eat them... also it's just such a quick snack that poor mums can prepare en masse for hordes of hungry birthday party goers.

[renzzza__]

its funny seeing australians get upset defending sprinkles on bread

[fabledredd]

As an Australian, every one of those steps is neccisary. Wonder white, hundreds and thousands, not toasted, salted butter and dipped via plate to get the perfect spread. A childhood classic mate

[tygerstripes]

The amount of effort to finally make the thing correctly only to consume what is edible disappointment is wild

[TheMakeupChair]

Sugar sandwiches is what my Irish grandmother would make us, very similar to fairy/angel bread, basically just a tiny bit of smash banana, lots of butter and a good sprinkling of sugar!

[skibidirizzleruwu]

mad respect for bro trying to make it 3 WHOLE TIMES

[AMO]

Fairy bread always reminded me of one of my favorite types of pan. It's a big slice of dense cake covered in those sprinkles.

[alexwells]

As someone who has lived in Australia all my life it feels impossible yo see someone actually fail making this especially since it's such a childhood staple here thank god you got it right this time😂😂😂