when the old bag buys the "last one" at schnitzels bakery, there are clearly 5 or so marble ryes behind the counter.

who the fuck were they trying to fool??

hahaha

they can't get nothing past you.

i always liked that episode.

you sure about that Koufax?

How do you know they're marble rye loafs? They could be anything.

Im pretty sure Cal,

take a look when the mean bakery lady hands the old bag the marble rye. you can clearly see things behind the lady that look a whole lot like more marble ryes, same colors and I swear the same shaped items....unless my eyes were playing tricks on me.

they had the same colring and same shape as what was handed to the old bag (someone helpe me on this, i think her name winds up being Mrs. Krantz? in the episode where Morty gets impeached?)

I just saw this episode last night and I think you are right. I noticed it myself but didn't really think about it until this post.

the only way you can tell it's a marble rye is by cutting it open. regular rye and marble rye have the same outside crust.

Mabel Choate.

but wouldnt a regular ryes outside twists be all one color, as apposed to a marble rye which would have interlocking different colored twists?

thats right, thanks.


makes me wonder if the whole last of the chocolate bobka's was a lie as well

that's a braided rye.

marble rye:

There's no way that's the loaf they have in that episode. The loaf clearly has twists of two colors.

Of course, now comes the debate about whether the marble rye is ACTUALLY a marble rye at all.

jesus christmas is right on about what atrue marble rye looks like, but B is right that what was in the Seinfeild episode was a loaf of bread that had dark and light brown interlocking twists....

Someone get us Larry David on the phone. we have a complaint!

i'll call him when i get home

TWISTED RYE!

*braided*

I think Roger McDowell did it.

Yes, that's clearly a braided loaf. But I remain unconvinced that there are more of them behind the lady at the bakery.