Walmart has been a trusted retail chain for decades, and even the surge of e-commerce wasn’t able to make its customers replace their grocery runs with online shopping. But now the major brand is facing scrutiny due to social media, where consumers are calling out the quality of its products such as chicken nuggets and orange juice among others. In the most recent video, a Walmart shopper sounded the alarm against the store’s bread, which didn’t feel real to her because of all the preservatives used in it.
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In her now-viral video, the creator explained the story in detail to show how bad the situation is. Before the big reveal, she explained that she used to buy the Great Value Sliced Bread from Walmart as it was the cheapest option. However, she had to stop after noticing a drop in quality. “It almost felt artificial, like plastic,” she claimed.
She then went on to explain that at her home they store the sliced bread in a container called the bread box. But, since she suffers from attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), she often forgets where the bread box is kept. She claimed that she often tucks away the box somewhere and forgets about it for months.
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To prove her point, the creator showed the best-before date printed on the pack, which was August 21. She then explained that it was October and the bread still didn’t have any mold on it. “Like, I’m glad I stopped using this bread, but what the hell is it because it’s not bread? This is two months old, and it’s not moldy. What the?” she said in the end.
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Many shared similar stories of different food items including fruits and vegetables not going bad even after months. “I cut open an apple a week ago and put half in my fridge and it’s still not brown. All day on the counter didn’t turn brown either,” @techgirl2129 shared.
* Original Article:
https://marketrealist.com/why-does-bread-not-mold-after-two-months/