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Is the crust not denser than the middle bit of the bread? :ermm:

Weeeeeeeeell, the actual 'dark' bit of the crust is I suppose, but I meant that there's gonna be less density moving out towards the edge of the bread, but then where the physical crust is it'll have a bit more girth 'cos of the way it reacts with the air and cooks it more, which would also explain why it's more toasted when being...erm...toasted?

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... ok.. time for me to tell you what i think..

You bake a loaf of bread.. meaning the outside has been baked first... meaning its been cooked at some point once already. The centre of the bread is the last place to be cooked therefore takes longer to toast ( water content etc is great in the centre of a loaf than around the outside).

So simply...

Outside... dry from being baked...

Inside... dry but not AS dry...

if you dont beleive me... i dont care... lol..

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... ok.. time for me to tell you what i think..

You bake a loaf of bread.. meaning the outside has been baked first... meaning its been cooked at some point once already. The centre of the bread is the last place to be cooked therefore takes longer to toast ( water content etc is great in the centre of a loaf than around the outside).

So simply...

Outside... dry from being baked...

Inside... dry but not AS dry...

if you dont beleive me... i dont care... lol..

seems the best explination yet :)

but why the f**k are we talking about bread and not out riding :@

(btw i have an axcuse :P )

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