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Watermelon Bread is a Taiwanese baked bread which is a delight to look at because it resembles a watermelon in color and pattern. However, it doesn't taste like watermelon but is more of plain soft milk bread.

Watermelon Bread originates from Taiwan.

This depends on the manufacturer or baker. Some homemade recipes may use only natural ingredients, while store-bought versions may contain preservatives.

Watermelon Bread typically lasts a few days but can last up to a week if it's stored properly in an airtight container.

Yes, just make sure to wrap it well to avoid freezer burn. We recommend eating it within 1-2 months of freezing for the best quality.

Traditional Watermelon Bread is often vegetarian but not vegan as it usually contains milk and eggs, however, there may be vegan versions available.

Watermelon Bread can be eaten as is or with spreads like butter or jam. It's often enjoyed with tea or coffee.

You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.

No, Watermelon Bread does not contain watermelon. The resemblance to watermelon is purely visual, accomplished using food coloring.

Watermelon Bread is made by creating three separate doughs: plain (for the white part of the watermelon), green (for the shell), and pink (for the fruit). Black sesame seeds are often added to imitate seeds.

While the traditional recipe does not include nuts, it is always important to check the ingredients list or ask the baker, as techniques and ingredients can vary.

Watermelon Bread should be kept in an airtight container at room temperature to maintain its freshness.

The nutritional value of Watermelon Bread can vary depending on the recipe. It is typically high in carbohydrates and low in protein and fiber. It also contains sugar and saturated fat.

Watermelon Bread tastes like a sweet, soft milk bread. Despite its name, it does not usually have a watermelon flavor.

Making Watermelon Bread requires some baking skills, especially in working with yeast and food coloring. However, with patience and practice, it's a fun and rewarding bake to try!

While traditional Watermelon Bread contains gluten, there may be gluten-free versions available or you can make your own using a gluten-free bread recipe.