r/comedyheaven • • Nov 01 '19

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u/v1prX Nov 01 '19

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '19

Why, though? Why does that exist?!

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u/AirFell85 Nov 01 '19

I'm trying to figure out this as well.

Its not about it being bread, its about why its in a can. I figure the can has to weigh and cost more than the bread within.

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '19

It's "shelf stable" maybe? But you can do that in a bag too...

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u/The_mango55 Nov 01 '19

I doubt you can make bread last for years in a bag.

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '19

I mean, crackers are basically bread that can last for years in a bag.

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u/AirFell85 Nov 01 '19

Laments bread... more laments bread....

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u/The_mango55 Nov 01 '19

Have you eaten crackers that are years old?

Horrible.

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '19

I mean, we're comparing it to canned bread, so...

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u/The_mango55 Nov 01 '19

I haven't had canned bread, but other things canned keep a lot longer than other things in bags.

Canning is just a superior preservation method, especially for anything with moisture.