>make breadsticks at home>flour, baking powder, water>buy breadsticks at a store or restaurant>80 ingredientswhat the fuck is their problem
>baking powder breadsticks
>>22176003They need it to last 30 minutes under the hot lamp before throwing it into the blender with the new batch to reduce waste
preservatives
>>22176003more ingredients = less cost
crack is one of the ingredients
>>22176003Your homemade breadsticks aren't Crazy.
>>22176003yeah you americans are just so brainwashed
>>22176003You make your breadsticks at home, you eat them at home within the next 24 hours. The slop dispensary makes breadstick dough at a factory, freezes it, transports it in trucks to every corner of the country, stores it in a franchisee's freezer for who knows how long, then bakes it, then leaves the breadsticks to sit in a warming tray until someone buys them and takes them home, possibly choosing to refrigerate several of them as leftovers to consume over the rest of the week. Thus, the restaraunt breadsticks require stabilizers and preservatives that yours don't.
>>22176022>blending it and reusing itwhere does this happen? pizza place breadsticks have that almost unachievable crispy lightness>>22177026what the fuck is going on here?
>>22176022>only 30 minutesPoor innocent soul
It's usually stuff added in to make it rise and brown more predictably. The biggest thing in food manufacturing is making sure you get the exact same result every time. Most of the ingredients are meant to make sure the bread looks and feels the same as it did last time.
>>22177207>what the fuck is going on here?A Little Caesars offered free slices to homeless people and in standard American fashion everyone started taking advantage of it until they had to stop offering any more.
>>22177280honestly tho that comment is right, putting up a sign hoping that the one specific person on your mind reads it is peak nimrod behavior
>>22177280>no illiterates alloweddiscrimination has to end
>>22176003sorry, you didn't include the ingredients in the ingredients like businesses have to!
>>22177328not making it public wouldn't be much of a virtue signal, now would it?
