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Whether you're a novice or a pro there are some tricks to baking bread you may not know. Check out these 15 hacks and discover your new favorite technique.

The head tutor at the Good Housekeeping Institute Cookery School in London says his method not only revives, but keeps loaves fresher for longer provided they haven't been sliced beforehand.

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Cookery teacher reveals the simple trick that turns stale bread fresh Alice Murphy and Sophie Haslett For Daily Mail Australia © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo A cookery teacher has shared his tried and tested trick for turning stale bread fresh - and it won't cost you a cent. Cher Loh claims soaking an unsliced loaf in water and baking it at 180 degrees Celsius for roughly five minutes will bring bread back to life. The head tutor at the Good Housekeeping Institute Cookery School in London says his method not only revives, but keeps loaves fresher for longer provi...

A cookery teacher has shared his tried and tested trick for turning stale bread fresh - and it won't cost you a cent. Cher Loh claims soaking an unsliced loaf in water and baking it at 180 degrees Celsius for roughly five minutes will bring bread back to life. The head tutor at the Good Housekeeping Institute Cookery School in London says his method not only revives, but keeps loaves fresher for longer provided they haven't been sliced beforehand. His claim is backed by dozens of Australian mums who have been using the trick and posting about it on social media since May 2020.