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Don't store bread and biscuits together

(People's Daily Online)

11:11, August 17, 2012

(Xinhua)

Edited and translated by Du Mingming, People's Daily Online

Bread contains water while biscuit is generally dry and brittle. If we store them together, the bread will turn hard and the biscuits will lose crispiness due to the wetness.

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