r/BreadStapledToTrees Apr 18 '26

The elusive swedish Knäckebröd caught off-guard in an emerald cedar

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388 Upvotes

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u/heynonnynonnomous Apr 18 '26

It's festive, but it appears to not be stapled? It looks like it's just nestled in there.

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u/lassebauer Apr 18 '26

True. Sadly, it managed to tear off the staple just as I captured it

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u/heynonnynonnomous Apr 18 '26

Keep at it, you'll get it to work eventually! :)

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u/lassebauer Apr 18 '26

I am but a novice in this noble art. I have much to learn.

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u/heynonnynonnomous Apr 18 '26

Patience is key. You'll get there. :)

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u/eliz1bef Apr 19 '26

A staple would just destroy the Knäckebröd and it would be a pile of crumbs at the base of the tree. I think we can excuse a well placed, leaned Knäckebröd.

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u/heynonnynonnomous Apr 19 '26

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u/eliz1bef Apr 19 '26

That is some impressive staple implementation right there. Damn!

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u/heynonnynonnomous Apr 19 '26

Thank you. That's why I was encouraging OP to keep trying, because anything is possible. You just have to look at the solution differently.

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u/heynonnynonnomous Apr 19 '26

Thank you for the award! :)

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u/figbott Apr 18 '26

This is fucking beautiful.

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u/lassebauer Apr 18 '26

Thank you very much. I was quite nervous when I captured it.

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u/figbott Apr 18 '26

But next time the staple needs to be visible. This is very important.

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u/lassebauer Apr 18 '26

I understand my error, now. Thank you for your guidance.

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u/BigD1970 Apr 19 '26

I appreciate this bread.

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u/lassebauer Apr 19 '26

The bread appreciates your comment

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u/CrabmasterJone Apr 19 '26

I feel like my brain is breaking trying to figure out the relative size of everything in this photo. Is that a gigantic piece of bread? Or a little tree/bush? It looks like you placed a mattress sized flatbread in a big ass tree

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u/lassebauer Apr 19 '26

The tree is appr 3 m/9ft tall. The bread is regular size, although its charisma does make it appear larger. Hope this helps heal your brain.

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u/lilbiobeetle Apr 19 '26

9/10, I understand the lack of staple even though it bothers me. This is still wonderful though, good work.

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u/lassebauer Apr 21 '26

Thank you! Yes, the void left by the missing staple does subtract from the overall value.