In the depths of the philosophical quest for the true nature of infinity, a seemingly prosaic question arises that challenges our perception of matter and continuity: can a half of brown whole wheat bread, an object found in the bakeries of our physical reality as well as in everyday consumption, of our meals actually contain an infinite number of breadcrumbs? This question, which initially seems trivial, unleashes a cascade of epistemological puzzles that force us to reconsider the foundations of the infinite, a concept traditionally reserved for the abstract realms of mathematics and metaphysics.