Where does bread crumbs come from?
Bread crumbs come from, well, bread!
Here's the breakdown:
* Stale bread: The most common source is leftover bread that's gone past its prime.
* Purposefully dried bread: Some people intentionally dry out bread in a low oven to make breadcrumbs. This ensures they're dry and crunchy.
* Commercial production: Breadcrumbs are also mass-produced in factories, using leftover bread from bakeries or specifically made for this purpose.
Breadcrumbs are essentially ground-up bread. They're a versatile ingredient used in a wide variety of dishes, from coating chicken for frying to thickening sauces and making bread pudding.
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