What is the correct PH of biscuits?
There is no definitive "correct" pH for biscuits.
Here's why:
* pH is a measure of acidity or alkalinity, and biscuits are generally considered neutral or slightly acidic. However, the specific pH can vary depending on the ingredients used, the baking process, and the individual recipe.
* pH is not a critical factor in biscuit making, unlike other baking processes where it can impact yeast activity or the formation of gluten.
* Biscuits are typically enjoyed for their texture and taste, not for a specific pH level.
Therefore, focusing on the taste and texture of your biscuits is more important than worrying about achieving a specific pH.
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