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![Baked, Community, and Family: Trapped Mexican
bakers make pan
dulce for hundreds of
Harvey victims over
two days
The four workers used nearly 2,000
kilogrammes of flour and baked da
[Read more] 🇲🇽This is why we love our people ❤❤❤ they were trapped and didn't need to do this, but they weren't thinking of just themselves - they were thinking about everyone else. That is the immigrant spirit. Houston ImmigrantJustice SiSePuede ・・・ Four bakers who became trapped in their bakery for two days in the wake of Hurricane Harvey made hundreds of loaves of bread to give to flood victims. The workers from the El Bolillo Bakery in Houston, Texas, used up nearly 2,000kg of flour to bake bread and pan dulce, Mexican sweet bread, throughout the night and day after they were left stranded by the floods over the weekend. The four bakers had been working on a late shift when they realised they could not leave the shop because of the level of water on the streets. To take their minds off worrying about their family and friends, they decided to continue to bake for those affected by the devastating downpours. The Mexican bakery, which specialises in Mexican cakes and patisseries, had remained dry and had not been cut off from electricity so the bakers were able to work throughout the night and the following day. Brian Alvarado, the manager of the shop on South Wayside Drive, told The Independent: "When they realised they were stuck, they decided to keep themselves busy and help the community and made as many loaves of bread as they could. "By the time the owner managed to get to them, they had made so much bread that we took the loaves to loads of emergency centres across the city for people affected by the floods. "We didn't count exactly how many loaves they made, but they used 4,400 pounds [1,996kg] of flour." hurricaneharvey Repost @iwakesheeple](https://pics.me.me/thumb_trapped-mexican-bakers-make-pan-dulce-for-hundreds-of-harvey-27439243.png)
