Do you usually consume bread every day? This food is one of the favorites of the vast majority of people. There are even some who buy it in large quantities precisely to always have it at home.
However, when it comes to preserving this food, experts do not recommend freezing, which is an effective practice for preserving other foods. See below for more details on why not to freeze bread!
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Pay attention to how to preserve the bread
Oncebreadis bought, the ideal is to consume it as soon as possible. However, some prefer to purchase in large quantities and freeze it so it doesn't spoil. See below why no to do this, according to bakery experts:
bread quality
Considering that this is an extremely delicate product, when frozen, its quality is compromised. Basically, in the manufacture of it are applied flour, water, salt and yeast.
These ingredients, if subjected to freezing, can make the bread brittle, which directly impairs the flavor and texture.
nutrient loss
If you are looking for onefoodrich in fiber, minerals and vitamins, bread is a great option. However, once frozen, all these benefits can be lost. Both vitamins and fiber in particular are sensitive to heat and therefore their nutrients are impaired.
taste change
Finally, we can talk about the change in taste. When a bread just comes out of the oven, it has a unique aroma and flavor. But by freezing it, both undergo drastic changes. Frozen food can still absorb the smell of other foods also preserved in the Freezer.
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But after all, what is the proper way to preserve bread?
Well, first, the ideal is to buy only the exact amount for consumption. If any remain, it can be kept for up to three days at room temperature in a cool, dry place. Don't forget to pack the buns in a paper bag.
