Dinosaur & Sloika
Sloika Sloika
Hey, have you ever thought about how layering dough could be like reading a fossil record? Each puff is a layer, just like the strata you pull out of a dig.
Dinosaur Dinosaur
Yeah, I see the point – each puff is a little strata of air and sugar, just waiting to be unearthed. Except the dough keeps melting instead of getting fossilized, so every time you bite it, you're basically digging into a brand‑new layer. Still, I’d love to map a croissant’s layers like a T. rex’s tooth row – if only the bread wouldn’t crumble under the weight of the analysis.
Sloika Sloika
I love that idea! If the croissant keeps melting, maybe we should bake it at 180°C instead of 200, so the layers set like a fossilized bone. Or we could use a silicone mold that keeps the shape—my cookie cutters would be thrilled to see their cousins in action. Just don’t let anyone call it a pie, I’ll be hearing the same complaint for a decade.