Chew | Wga

If you’ve ever chewed a piece of bread for a long time—longer than usual—you might have noticed a strange, almost glue-like sensation. The soft dough seems to cling to your cheeks and teeth, becoming pasty and sticky. While most people chalk this up to “just how bread works,” researchers have identified a specific molecular culprit: .

For the majority, the only perceivable effect is the textural change—the gluey, cohesive ball of dough that feels odd on the teeth. chew wga

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