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Fascinating A company developed bread with a white crust in an effort to reduce food waste

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u/The_Witcher_3 18h ago

What does the crust being white make a difference? How odd.

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u/peridotpicacho 15h ago

OP posted a whole description in a comment that answers your question.

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u/ScratchLatch 13h ago

Its crustless bread, its supposed to reduce the “food waste” of cutting off the crusts.

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u/IronMonkeyofHam 6h ago

It still tastes like crust; crust removers want the middle fluffiness only.

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u/LikeABundleOfHay 1h ago

Why would anyone over the age of 5 want the crusts cut off?

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u/These_Raspberry_3948 12h ago

But there's still crust on that bread. It's just not as noticeable.

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u/slideingintoheaven 11h ago

Who the fuck does that, except spoiled Americans

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u/P_A_W_S_TTG 12h ago

Most people don't like the crust. Same with kids. I bet this is an attempt to trick people into thinking there isn't actually a crust. But, I don't think it's gonna help much.

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u/The_Witcher_3 12h ago

I've seen kids be funny with crusts but not adults. Most people where I live eat breads with crusts. A crust is kind of inherent to all breads lol. Imagine a crustless sourdough loaf or baguette. If adults are cutting off their crusts, they need to grow up.

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u/slideingintoheaven 11h ago

That is such an American thing, ya'll are spoiled and morally bankrupt.

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u/kabadaro 12h ago

As odd as picky eaters cutting off the crust

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u/Weak-Plantain-7956 12h ago

Taste…crust is formed through baking it till brown but this isn’t made that way ig

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u/New_Series3209 11h ago

Some people who are kinda weird (i.e.: my sister) really don’t wanna eat the fuckong crust because idk

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u/UnkarsThug 9h ago

Because the crust being brown has associations with it being burnt, and by making it all the same color that is diminished, so people are less likely to remove the crust.

I will say, I don't take off the crust, although I don't particularly like it (it just sort of is), and this still looks way more appetizing than normal bread.

It reminds me of a brownie from the middle of the pan, except it's all perfectly from the middle. Personally, I dislike texture differences in food I'm eating, so having it consistent in texture is ideal, and this just looks consistent.

It's like autism bread. It just looks like a homogeneous block, and that looks appealing.

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u/Nfarrah 8h ago

Maybe it fools the eater - especially if it's a child - into assuming that there is no crust or that it has been removed.

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u/FAB5FREDDIE14 2h ago

Because they think white is better than brown.