Research

What is this page for?

  • Bun races
  • Bun content exploration
  • Baking info – how much energy does it take to create a bun
  • World-wide statistics – how many buns are being made daily, how many eaten

The Bunger Index

The Bunger Index acts as a Bun price guideline for the Society Members. It is defined by the following formula:
(price of a basic Bun + price of a basic cup of coffee) / price of a plain hamburger sold in the place closest to the Bun.

So, if your Bun and a cup of coffee cost 2 currency units, and a plain hamburger 1.2 units, the Bunger Index for that Bunning Place would be (2 / 1.2) = 1.67. You should avoid places where the Bunger Index is above 3.5, for in such places there’s a major risk of facing Evil Buns.

Statistics – Water-based Domestic Bun

According to the statistics recorded into the Fineli Food Composition Database, National Public Health Institute of Finland, a water-based domestic bun contains the following:

Fat 24 %
Protein 9 %
Carbohydrate 67 %
Energy 1173 kJ (280 kcal) per 100 g

According to Energynet, a web site providing information about energy needs and consumption rates of people, a 75-kg person should do one of the following in order to consume the energy received from one hundred-gram water-based domestic bun:

practice football for 24 minutes
push a trolley in a shop for 61 minutes
walk peacefully for 93 minutes
take a shower (standing) for 107 minutes
make love for 142 minutes

Please note that the Friday Bun Society does not yet have statistical information about the average weight of domestic buns. That information will be provided here as soon as possible.

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