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 We
had 10 butter & jam, 5 Nutella and 5 butter & honey slices. |
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 It
was getting hard to walk across the floor without stepping on some fallen
toast. |
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 Brooke
moved throughout the site, checking for survivors.
This is where her medical training paid off. All of the Nutella slices landed Nutella-side down, and the same was true for the honey toast. Two of the jam-covered slices landed jam-side up. |
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There were only 2 slices from the entire second loaf that landed right-side up. That is only a 5% survival rate for toast with butter AND another topping. The old saying was true!
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 You
might think that this has something to do with the butter side being
heavier, but according to Newton, it doesn't.
I found out later that similar
studies were done at Thiel University. |
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 When
we finished the experiment at 3am, all the local restaurants were closed,
so we dug into the toast that had landed jam-side-up.
I hate having leftover jam in the fridge. |
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 Always
wear safety goggles while eating toast. |
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 One
of the benefits of scientific study is the advent of new
products, and this time, I think we hit pay dirt.
We collected up the toast with the smallest amount of hair and lint & packaged it up. At last! Buttered toast without the pre-dawn hassle! |
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