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How to soften bread
Hold a paper towel under your faucet to get it wet.
Turn your water on, and hold 1 sheet of paper towel under the water. You want the towel to be wet but not soaking.
Possible answers:
[i] Hold the paper towel over your faucet until it's completely wet. If you have bread all over the house, you might need to wet your kitchen counter or table, too.;
[ii] Ring out any excess moisture if you need to. You can use either warm or cool water.;
[iii] Place the pinched end of a butter knife in your hand and slice a line in the paper towel. Make careful cuts, as slicing the paper will make the bread easier to grate later.;
[iv] If you don't have a paper towel, you can also crumple a folded, damp wash cloth in half and pass it under the faucet to dry the entire piece. When you finish, wipe off the rest of the paper towel and use the other end to pat down any excess water.;
[ii]