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Bolu is one of the cakes that is very popular with many people, because of its soft texture and sweet taste. This cake is often a favorite choice for various events, from birthday parties to family gatherings. The combination of simple ingredients such as eggs, sugar, flour, and butter processed with the right technique produces a soft and tempting bolu .
However, although its deliciousness makes many people want to always keep it at home, there are challenges in storing sponge cake to keep it delicious and fresh. One of the main problems in storing sponge cake is its relatively short shelf life. Sponge cake that is stored for too long tends to lose its softness, so it becomes dry and loses its original taste.
This problem is usually caused by the hygroscopic nature of sponge cake, which easily absorbs moisture from the surrounding air. Therefore, knowing the right way to store it is very important to maintain the quality of the sponge cake. To keep the sponge cake soft and fresh, proper storage is the main key.
But if you are confused about storing the cake so that it lasts longer, there are other ways that can be done to extend its shelf life. This was once shared by a YouTube user yu sitie chanel. Through one of her uploads, she admitted that she actually changed the soft cake into dry bread so that it would last longer.
Well, this drying process does not use special tools such as ovens or air fryers. Reported by BrilioFood from YouTube yu sitie chanel on Sunday (15/9), the tool used is a rice cooker. So this rice cooker can make the cake dry, but the taste does not change and remains delicious, you know.
After being stored in a rice cooker for 1-2 days, the cake becomes drier. However, the color and taste do not change. You can consume it immediately or store it in a jar for snack stock. Having been watched more than 31 thousand times, many other YouTube users then gave direct responses in the comments column. In addition to expressing gratitude for getting new useful knowledge, there are also netizens who ask about the risks of using the rice cooker. "Later the rice won't be damaged, Mom," asked the YouTube account @user-ie2qx7qc6p. "Insyaalloh it's safe, sis, I often make it," replied the YouTube user yu sitie chanel.
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