Only if you also heat a cup of water with them.
Ha Ha! chickens eat just about anything - mighty soft or mighty stale bread will do (if its stale tho, soak it in water!)
Yes. The bread goes stale and the cookies stay moist.
The cookies suck all of the moisture out of the bread to keep hem soft. So DO NOT put stale bread in a cookie jar because then the bread would need moisture in the first place!
Bread holds a lot of moisture, so the cookies absorb this moisture when the bread sits with them for a while. You'll notice the bread is hard and the cookies are soft afterwards.
Assuming you are not able to sample the bread (smell and taste are the best tools), then fresh bread is soft and will give and rebound from a firm squeeze, while a stale loaf will be firm to the touch.
To make gum drops soft again after they have become stale you should sprinkle them with drops of water and place them on a microwave safe plate. Place the plate in the microwave and heat them for ten seconds.
While during the process of fermentation, yeasts are added to the bread to make it soft and stable to eat.
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Ciabatta rolls are commonly used for chili bread bowls. However, wheat bread, rye bread, and sourdough bread can be used as well, as long as they are large rolls that are not soft.
Bake them for a long time at a low temperature, but if something happens and they come out cruchy then there is a way to fix that. Put your batch of cookies into a ziploc bag with a slice of bread. The bread absorbs all of the excess moisture, which keeps the cookies soft. Happy Baking!
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It would be stale in that case.