Bad bakery science
Behold, a double whammy of cack-handed scientific reporting of breadmaking (yes, only two it was a quiet couple of weeks). Kicking things off was food journalist Alex Renton, who wrote in the Daily Mail: "Most popular sliced brands have preservatives and mould inhibitors, such as calcium propionate and ascorbic ...
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