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Anonymous

09/28/26(Mon)11:36:51 No.22223418

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Anonymous 09/28/26(Mon)11:36:51 No.22223418 Archived

why is sandwich bread with these kind of arcs on top so much more appealing and tasty looking?

Anonymous
09/28/26(Mon)11:37:32 No.22223420

Anonymous 09/28/26(Mon)11:37:32 No.22223420

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Anonymous
09/28/26(Mon)11:42:52 No.22223428

Anonymous 09/28/26(Mon)11:42:52 No.22223428

>>22223420
That bread looks dry and the crust looks soft :/
I hope im wrong and its moist with a good crust.

Anonymous
09/28/26(Mon)11:45:35 No.22223434

Anonymous 09/28/26(Mon)11:45:35 No.22223434

>>22223418
is it?

Anonymous
09/28/26(Mon)11:45:57 No.22223436

Anonymous 09/28/26(Mon)11:45:57 No.22223436

>>22223428
its perfect and really soft milkbread and intenionally underproofed to keep the crust crispy

Anonymous
09/28/26(Mon)11:53:18 No.22223451

Anonymous 09/28/26(Mon)11:53:18 No.22223451

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>>22223436
>its perfect and really soft milkbread
That is for babies or eating with jam and other sweet spreads. Best as a roll. I dont think its well suited for regular sandwiches. Just my 2 cents.

Anonymous
09/28/26(Mon)12:02:31 No.22223464

Anonymous 09/28/26(Mon)12:02:31 No.22223464

>>22223451
i dont like putting anythign other than burgers in there

Anonymous
09/29/26(Tue)00:47:42 No.22224335

Anonymous 09/29/26(Tue)00:47:42 No.22224335

>>22223436
Did you make it? I’d like to use homemade bread for sandwiches but I usually eat the loaf before I get a chance

Anonymous
09/29/26(Tue)03:30:29 No.22224477

Anonymous 09/29/26(Tue)03:30:29 No.22224477

>>22224335
yes i did the same thing ate half the loaf and only made 2 sandwiches