That’s why I put “bread” in quotes. I was poking fun at the court ruling about subway’s bread not being bread legally because of the amount of flour weight that was sugar.
It was a jokey, throwaway comment that wasn’t intended to have a lot of depth or promote introspection, so you’re right. Continuing the discussion is meaningless, yet here we are.
That’s why I put “bread” in quotes. I was poking fun at the court ruling about subway’s bread not being bread legally because of the amount of flour weight that was sugar.
Iirc that was Ireland ruling “bread” can’t be more than 2% fat or sugar
2% total weight of flour, and Subway’s was 10%.
That means Brioche is also not considered bread in Ireland.
Bit meaningless this whole thing. Go to France and everything is considered bread.
It was a jokey, throwaway comment that wasn’t intended to have a lot of depth or promote introspection, so you’re right. Continuing the discussion is meaningless, yet here we are.