If you're talking about a 'quick' bread made with a batter, rather than a dough, then a little shrinkage is perfectly natural. Your quick bread is probably leavened with baking soda, which creates millions of tiny carbon dioxide bubbles to 'raise' or 'leaven' the batter as it cooks. When you take the loaf out of the oven, those bubbles shrink slightly and the loaf contracts or shrinks. A bit. It's also possible the loaf might not be fully cooked. Make sure you test for donness before taking the loaf out of the oven. When tapped with a knuckle, a done loaf will make a distinct 'knocking' sound when done. A sharp knife or straw inserted into the centre will come out clean, and, of course, it won't shrink as much!!!
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Sweet bread.
Banana bread is most commonly classified as "sweet".
Not all Cuban bread is sweet. It is only sweet when you make it that way for using in bread pudding, desserts, and as a snack.
Monkey bread is sweet (it is a dessert, and has cinnamon).
The sweet bread provided in the wilderness was called manna.
bread, no. Brioche, yes
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Strong flour is used for bread making to create a frame and not let it collapse.
Sweet Molasses Bread
No, Cornbread is bread categorize. Dessert is a sweet things.
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