Here in the good ol’ US of A most of the bread found in supermarkets is packed with a bunch of conditioners/preservatives such that it was never crusty to begin with, prioritizing shelf stability over quality.
Actual dedicated bakeries will typically put their bread in a better storage medium, but most people are getting cheap mass produced bread for lunches and the like from their regular grocery store I imagine.
Before anyone brings up cruelty of animal products don’t worry, I would go full Texas chainsaw massacre for the sake of my own amusement. Y’all can’t get through my red and brown morality!
Bread sold in plastic bags is so strange for me 😆 we have them in paper bags, so that the crust stays crusty 😇
Here in the good ol’ US of A most of the bread found in supermarkets is packed with a bunch of conditioners/preservatives such that it was never crusty to begin with, prioritizing shelf stability over quality.
Actual dedicated bakeries will typically put their bread in a better storage medium, but most people are getting cheap mass produced bread for lunches and the like from their regular grocery store I imagine.
When I was a kid, we used to keep the plastic bags from bread once we ate the loaf and in winter we’d line our boots with them. To keep our socks dry.
🫢we just use waterproof shoes
All hail leather the best waterproofing!
Before anyone brings up cruelty of animal products don’t worry, I would go full Texas chainsaw massacre for the sake of my own amusement. Y’all can’t get through my red and brown morality!
Different types of bread. We have baguettes in paper
Here, pre-sliced bread (sold on store shelves) comes in plastic bags, normal bread (sold in bakeries and in-store bakeries) comes in paper bags