Comments by "⃠" (@U20E0) on "Why modern sandwich bread is different from 'real' bread" video.

  1. That would happen to absolutely any kind of bread
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  2. True. Also apparently bread without fat in the recipe will dry much faster.
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  3.  @unicornishcornish  I do not see why anyone would not add oil to their dough. But it does make sense that could be true. Adding in more long molecules will definitely affect the speed of crystallization of those proteins
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  4. I mean, bread has to have some sugar in it; key word being “some”
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  5. WARNING: bread containment breach. evacuate immediately.
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  6. don’t know about how healthy it is ( although it is easy to guess ), but it tastes worse.
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  7. Plus if your bread is a rock in 16 hours, you have done something very wrong already anyway.
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  8. but sweet good, right?
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  9. It’s not really that fast. It lasts three or more days, but that is usually enough for a loaf of bread to disappear out of existence
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  10. Maybe he stores it improperly
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  11.  @heinyreimes  ….that one was homemade
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  12.  @heinyreimes  ofc there is a quality gap overall. Your reply just makes no sense in context, and we were talking about slightly different things; so, confusion
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  13. :
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  14. This is actually ironic when you consider that a strawberry isn’t botanically a berry
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  15. This is why humanity has problems. ( and before that which you joked about is applied by you onto this comment; I do realize this is a joke, and am commenting on the subject of the joke )
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  16. Rabbit
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  17. But it is bread of a different kind
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  18. I mean, why else would you buy canned anything ( unless it is tomato sauce/paste. Why are those two always sold in cans and never in bottles )
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  19. “plastic government cheese”? I think that was some typo+autoincorrect or something, but it ended up as a good description
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  20. Wait what? I am not going to watch the video because I don’t have time, but what does “weed seed” have anything to do with bread comparison?
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  21.  @noimnotnice  simply judging by the comment and the first 2 minutes of the video that I watched, what you are saying, is, That from the fact that 2 different kinds of bread differ from each other, which is true by definition of being different, somehow, you infer that one should not consume products containing seeds of cannabis ( or, by a secondary interpretation, non-grain plants ) It’s definitely not obvious if you have to do research.
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  22.  @noimnotnice first of all, cereal are not weeds, and second, why would you think that seeds are contraindicated for human consumption??
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