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Why is there little NAHCO3 (sodium bicarbonate, alkali) in steamed bread, which is small and sour?
The hair surface is acidic, and the alkaline surface can neutralize it and produce carbon dioxide bubbles.

Only when alkaline noodles are used properly, the neutralization reaction has just been completed, so that the PH value of noodles, that is, acidity, can be neutral. Insufficient alkali, acidity will harden noodles when steaming.

When there is too much alkali

Sometimes, steamed bread turns yellow.