Asked Dec 03, 2012
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Why does bread in shops last longer than homemade bread?
It could be that the bread made at home tastes better so it gets eaten sooner or, there could be preservatives in the commercial product to give it a longer shelf life.
Answered Dec 03, 2012
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Answered Oct 26, 2018
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