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Why Does a Slice of Bread Spread With Honey Gradually Become Concave and What Causes the Osmosis?

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Why Does a Slice of Bread Spread With Honey Gradually Become Concave and What Causes the Osmosis?

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Many folks have assured us that their bread doesn’t have time to go concave when spread with honey. However, for those folk who chomp their honeyed bread in a more leisurely fashion, there is a simple explanation. Bread is approximately 40 percent water while honey is a strong solution containing approximately 80 percent sugar.

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