5. Create more art
Images are not our own. Individual copyright, ownership of art by original creators.
Source: https://www.google.com/search?q=bread+art&hl=en
6. Add more value…
1. Personalized art … in a mall kiosk
2. Personalized, made to order, customized, baked-before-
your-eyes bread … in a mall kiosk
3. Bring in a theme. E.g.: Hunger, Underprivileged children.
Collaborate with a charitable cause. Donate benefits to
charity. Tie up with a corporation for matching
contributions
7. Embark on a world tour
Tatsumi Orimoto travelled from Nepal to Germany with loaves of bread
tied to his head as part of an artistic series demonstrating the unifying
power of communication. Image Credit: The Bread Blog
Reference: http://www.ideabounty.com/blog/post/2407/bread-art
8. Feed a school, a shelter, a community
A mammoth loaf of bread can feed 100
people or more…
Sources:
http://miraimages.photoshelter.com/image/
I0000x4BT8xJYydc
http://www.history.com/this-day-in-
history/jefferson-presented-with-a-
mammoth-loaf-of-bread
This has been done before on 26th March 1804:
On this day in 1804, President Thomas Jefferson attends a public party at the Senate and leads a diverse crowd
in consuming an enormous loaf of bread dubbed the mammoth loaf. The giant bread was baked to go with the
remnants of an enormous block of cheese.
Two years earlier, a group of Baptist women from Massachusetts had sent Jefferson a 1,200- pound hunk of
cheese in gratitude for his support of religious tolerance. The cheese, they said, illustrated Jefferson's claim that
North America's superior natural resources would one day enable the U.S. to outstrip all of Europe in
agricultural production.
9. Share a Bread: Foster diversity
Every kid in school brings
in a different type of bread
loaf
Share a bread program
will foster diversity and
help learning about and
accepting different
cultures and cultural
differences.
Source: http://www.dessert.net.au/images/fig-loaf20070614bread-types12.jpg
10. Cultural Value
“Bread is offered as a
welcome gesture in many
Balkan communities”
-Team Member, Slovenia
http://www.worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/europe/balkans.gif
11. Value of Bread
Communicating Cultural Ideas
“The is a proverb in Slovene: ‘good as bread’ which means
that someone is a good person, giving the bread the value
of a well appreciated commodity.”
-Team Member, Slovenia
“ ‘To break bread’ means not only to eat a meal
together, but to make some form of peace or diplomatic
gesture”
-Team Member, Canada
12. Start a movement
I did work hard for my dad, and later, my
brother Glenn, as they taught me our unique
style of baking. I gave about 15 of my early
years to the business. I know a lot of what I
learned has returned to me today, when it
matters.
But back then, I didn’t have the passion for it
that I do now, and I didn’t see a future for me
there. I often used to think that depression
and misery were normal, at least for me. I But
back then, I just felt that I was born to lose.
Learn about Dave’s reincarnation
and his success at
http://www.daveskillerbread.com
13. Start a revolution
Sign: “Bread, Freedom, Social Justice”
“In Egypt, it was what started the revolution in egypt in 25th Jan 2011, the
protesters shouted bread, freedom, justice.”
-Team Member
http://latitudenews.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/bread-freedom-and-social-justice.jpg
14. Additional value creation thoughts…
Charity:
Collecting unsold bread from marketplace on the sell by date and feed the
homeless and hungry.
Catch a fish vs. teach to fish:
Start an online/offline movement (~Khan Academy etc.) where we teach everyone
to bake their own bread. Use bread as a metaphor for incubating and unleashing
creativity, entrepreneurship, self-reliance and creating ones own destiny.
15. Chemical Structure
Economic: Patent something which keeps
bread fresh, reduces wasted bread and saves
money
31st Century: Use new technologies to break
bread down to its original elements. Rebuild
the bread into something else of value using
those elements (everything is made of
carbon…build a living creature out of bread?!)
Source: http://www.rsc.org/images/FEATURE-
Bread-360_tcm18-163644.jpg
16. Putting a loaf of bread to unconventional uses…
Source:
http://thesecretyumiverse.wonderhowto.com/
how-to/13-non-edible-uses-for-bread-
0139035/
