why a bread becomes porous and spongy
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it becomes so due continues fermentation and accumulation of carbon dioxide
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A breath becomes porous and spongy because when the dough Rises up due to the production of CO2 bubbles by the yeast , the carbon dioxide gas escapes forming holes or pores in the bread and thus making it spongy.
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