Following the pattern of fractal goodies, I found this great article on making a giant fractal pecan pie. Seems like you'll need some dedicated pecan pie enthusiasts (shouldn't be hard to find) to help you out!
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That is awesome! One really funny thing about this is that if you took it to the point where it was actually a true Koch Snowflake that it would have a finite amount of filling but and infinite amount of crust!
whoa, insanely cool.
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