Discussion
The pores in bread are due to gas bubbles of
Answer: D
Correct answer: Carbon dioxide
Yeast ferments the sugars in the dough and releases carbon dioxide, which is trapped as bubbles by the gluten. Baking sets the structure around them, leaving the pores - and driving off the alcohol produced alongside.
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