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No, but I can guess what is each component probably used for in that kind of contraption :P

 

Where is this place located?

 

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Dingdingding!! VBS is next! ^^v

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some sort of bread dough?

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Some kind of dough, yes.

I am looking for the end product.

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French bread or baguette

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Sorry not baguette.

Clue: the longish shapes are to be divided again, length almost equal to diameter.

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Bread rolls or buns?

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Sorry no, it's not pastry product.

 

Additional photo for clue:

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Could it be play-doh or other modeling compound

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Bridge in Prague at night.

Drat, I actually knew that for once!

 

And if Camper's last answer isn't right, it should be. :)

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How about building bricks such as Legos?

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How about plastic/PVC pipes?

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Sorry, not that.

 

To conclude so far:

Not pastries, play-doh, building bricks/Lego, plastic/pvc pipes.

 

Clues (also from the pictures):

- There are some mixing involved

- There are some coloring involved

 

Another clue: I believe this product is more common/popular in western countries.

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The other thing that comes to mind is fondant. If not that, is the thing even edible?

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Not fondant.

Edible...hmm...if I answer that, I risk of you knowing the answer straightaway.

 

But I'm feeling festive. (and really should go back to work now)

Yes, it's edible.

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My list of edible colored foods: marzipan, frosting, & marshmallows

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Taffy or other soft candy?

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Chewing gum?

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Nope. Nope. :cowdance:

 

Let me shoot myself in the foot.

This product has specific term, it's different betwewn US and UK.

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