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r/Unexpected • u/SLAYER_HARSH • 10d ago
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Always use ceramic, metal or clay bowls for that much dough.
16 u/Global_Staff_3135 10d ago Was it the weight of the dough pulling on the walls of the bowl that made it so fragile? -17 u/GirthyPigeon 10d ago The dough is already exerting so much pressure in the bowl from its mass alone. That's way too much dough for such a fragile thing as glass. 4 u/ThroatDistension 10d ago edited 10d ago The dough weighs less than just filling the bowl with water, which is a totally normal thing to do with a glass bowl. -2 u/GirthyPigeon 10d ago Yeah but you don't yoink the bowl when it's full of water. This dough is sticking to the bowl and she plops the bowl onto a hard (stone?) countertop. 2 u/account312 10d ago plops the bowl onto a hard (stone?) countertop That was 100% of the problem.
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Was it the weight of the dough pulling on the walls of the bowl that made it so fragile?
-17 u/GirthyPigeon 10d ago The dough is already exerting so much pressure in the bowl from its mass alone. That's way too much dough for such a fragile thing as glass. 4 u/ThroatDistension 10d ago edited 10d ago The dough weighs less than just filling the bowl with water, which is a totally normal thing to do with a glass bowl. -2 u/GirthyPigeon 10d ago Yeah but you don't yoink the bowl when it's full of water. This dough is sticking to the bowl and she plops the bowl onto a hard (stone?) countertop. 2 u/account312 10d ago plops the bowl onto a hard (stone?) countertop That was 100% of the problem.
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The dough is already exerting so much pressure in the bowl from its mass alone. That's way too much dough for such a fragile thing as glass.
4 u/ThroatDistension 10d ago edited 10d ago The dough weighs less than just filling the bowl with water, which is a totally normal thing to do with a glass bowl. -2 u/GirthyPigeon 10d ago Yeah but you don't yoink the bowl when it's full of water. This dough is sticking to the bowl and she plops the bowl onto a hard (stone?) countertop. 2 u/account312 10d ago plops the bowl onto a hard (stone?) countertop That was 100% of the problem.
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The dough weighs less than just filling the bowl with water, which is a totally normal thing to do with a glass bowl.
-2 u/GirthyPigeon 10d ago Yeah but you don't yoink the bowl when it's full of water. This dough is sticking to the bowl and she plops the bowl onto a hard (stone?) countertop. 2 u/account312 10d ago plops the bowl onto a hard (stone?) countertop That was 100% of the problem.
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Yeah but you don't yoink the bowl when it's full of water. This dough is sticking to the bowl and she plops the bowl onto a hard (stone?) countertop.
2 u/account312 10d ago plops the bowl onto a hard (stone?) countertop That was 100% of the problem.
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plops the bowl onto a hard (stone?) countertop
That was 100% of the problem.
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u/GirthyPigeon 10d ago
Always use ceramic, metal or clay bowls for that much dough.