Well if its moldy it’s rotten 
but I feed that to the birds
Isn’t that how the movie Birds.… Started out? Poor things deserve better<3
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It is an acquired taste, just imagine a stronger more tangier version of Marmite.
Just don’t eat it on its own
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I’ve been told you have to spread it very thin or else it’s just overpowering.
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My aussie friend says it is
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Is it? it’s been so long since i watched that
Croissant?
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I have also never had marmite.
I heard some folks tell me it was kind of bitter but I like bitter things!
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but what about the movie birddemic?
never even heard of that one.
Rye bread!
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Pretty please don’t feed birds mold and bread. Bread is not decent nutrition and the mold can harm them. They need whole grains free from contaminants.
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On topic. Sourdough, rye, pumpernickel!
Sadface…I have a legit gluten issue as determined by really horrible testing for years. I can eat it without dying, but I will pay for it so try to only eat gluten products that are really worth it.
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look it up on youtube. its so bad its funny.
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How many bread alts do you have! 
i have a lot of bread. 
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feed it to me instead!!!
Old fashion psychedelic’s right there
I know this. I don’t feed anything that’s moldy to anyone…well maybe a sibling (just kidding). It’s late and I have a damaged achilies tendon and its been sore as heck today so I took a couple extra pain meds and was just trying to be funny sorry
You are the first person I have met that has had the gluten issue proven with a test. I know there is the issue with it. I have friends that say i’m alergic to it then eat the heck out of things. And I know it can be painful for you. Be careful
Pumpernickel…bleh, I never ever liked that. My mom loved it
I will have to write down the name
that sibling willprobably accuse you of being a witch soon. b warned.
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I don’t know what the bread is called. It was introduced to me by an angel on Earth. I would eat this bread on its own without any changes every day if I could.