What are some other uses of breadcrumbs, besides food? “Breadcrumbs are toast confetti” was posted on Reddit—Showerthoughts on January 7, 2020. “Bread crumbs are just toast confetti” was posted on Twitter by Cavid Dastillo on January 8, 2020.
Reddit—Showerthoughts
Posted by u/cocameh January 7, 2020
Breadcrumbs are toast confetti
Twitter
Shower Thoughts 馃毧
@ShowerB0T
Breadcrumbs are toast confetti #Showerthoughts
9:43 PM 路 Jan 7, 2020路ShowerBot
Twitter
Cavid Dastillo
@NotEvanCastillo
Bread crumbs are just toast confetti
12:20 AM 路 Jan 8, 2020路Twitter for iPhone
Twitter
troubles&treats
@anxiolytic34
Breadcrumbs are toast confetti.
8:22 AM 路 Jan 8, 2020路Twitter for Android
Twitter
Axis “White Rice” Angelo
@axis_angelo
Those breadcrumbs I left on your floor are just toast confetti
12:06 PM 路 Jan 8, 2020路Twitter Web App
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