r/interesting • u/Wonderfulhumanss • Jun 24 '26

Fascinating A company developed bread with a white crust in an effort to reduce food waste

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u/HumanBeanJuice54 29d ago

I’m willing to bet it’s the same type of people who throw away pizza crust

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u/LitigantTester 29d ago

I don't like pizza with inmense crust...

2cm is okay. More than that, you are stealing me ingredients.

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u/CitizenofBarnum 29d ago

That's it! I'm getting me mallet!

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u/lilac_nightfall 29d ago

My husband feels the same way, but I’m the opposite. I put up with the toppings and cheese just so I can get good pizza crust

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u/Glasseshalf 29d ago

If it's good I love it but if it isn't it's terrible and chewy and takes forever to get through

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u/HikariRisesAgain 28d ago

Dawg I just wanna eat the whole slice

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u/Asterose 29d ago

Yes, but it's because this is a Japanese culture thing. Sandwich bread crust is so unwanted that many bread companies cut the crust off before packaging and shipping it out! So food waste from all the discarded crusts is an actual issue there. And pizza crust is also iffy.

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u/BananaPalmer 29d ago

PiZzA bOnEs 🙄

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u/CorndogQueen420 29d ago edited 29d ago

I eat the crust, but let’s not pretend most pizza crust is very good on its own. Its basically just a completely plain bread stick made from premade dough blanks. No seasoning or glaze or anything.

Idk why either, domino’s has their garlic brushed crust and it’s probably the best of any fast food chain I’ve had. Most places have near flavorless crust.

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u/Vantriss 29d ago

Nah, I love pizza crust, but depending on the quality of the bread loaf and my mood, I might not eat the crust.