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  • '''Sprouted bread''' is a type of [[bread]] made from whole grains that have been allowed to [[sprout]] (germinate) before being milled The practice of sprouting grains for bread production dates back thousands of years. Ancient civilizations in the [[Fe
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  • ...n]] and water, and started to be made around 10,000 BC in the Middle East. Bread has a significance beyond mere nutrition in many cultures because of its hi == Types of Bread ==
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  • ...ition to the variety of grains included, multigrain bread may also contain whole grains, which are a rich source of dietary [[fiber]], [[B vitamins]], and [ ...es back to ancient times. The [[Ancient Egyptians]] are known to have made bread with [[emmer]] and [[barley]], while the [[Romans]] used a variety of grain
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  • ...ar]]. [[File:Whole grain bread.jpg|alt=Whole grain bread|thumb|Whole grain bread]] ...mplex chains found in foods such as [[salads]], [[peas]], [[beans]], '''[[whole grains]]''', and [[vegetables]]. Both [[simple carbohydrates]] and complex
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  • ...t is a popular choice for those seeking a healthier alternative to [[white bread]], as it contains more [[fiber]] and nutrients. ...modern methods involving the use of commercial [[yeast]] and baking in a [[bread oven]].
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  • ...nd preference for homemade food. Ghandi Bread is typically made from whole grain [[flour]], water, and salt, and is often baked in a traditional Indian [[cl ...the time. This led to the creation of Ghandi Bread, a simple, whole grain bread that could be easily made at home.
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  • ...tes. It is known for its wide range of [[bread]] products, including whole grain, white, and rye breads, among others. ...unded by Dean Arnold, a passionate baker who aimed to provide high-quality bread to the local community. Over the years, Arnold Bakery has grown into a nati
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  • ...a type of [[bread]] that is often darker in color due to the use of whole grain [[flour]], [[rye flour]], or other dark-colored ingredients. It is a staple ...food for the poor, as it was made from cheaper, coarser grains than white bread. However, it has since gained popularity for its robust flavor and nutritio
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  • ...or entirely milled from whole or almost-whole [[wheat]] grains, known as [[whole wheat flour]]. It is a popular choice for individuals seeking a healthier a ...recent years, there has been a resurgence in the popularity of whole wheat bread due to its health benefits.
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  • ...t people away from refined white flour and towards more wholesome, [[whole grain]] foods. ...ham flour]], and the bread made from this flour came to be known as graham bread.
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  • ...nd cultural significance. This list includes both commercial and artisanal bread brands. == Commercial Bread Brands ==
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  • | name = Wheat Bread | image = Wheat bread on a cutting board.jpg
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  • ...'' are a collection of instructions for making various types of [[bread]]. Bread is a staple food prepared from a dough of [[flour]] and [[water]], usually == History of Bread ==
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  • ...is a German company that specializes in the production of whole grain rye bread and other bakery products. The company has a rich history and is known for .... Today, Schneider Brot is one of the leading producers of whole grain rye bread in Germany and exports its products to various countries around the world.
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  • '''Bark bread''' is a form of [[bread]] used during a [[famine]]. It made by adding ground [[phloem]] to the [[fl ...was bark bread. This is bread made from grain [[:en:wikt:husk|husks]] and bread made from burned [[bones]]. During the [[Napoleonic Wars]], [[moss]] too wa
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  • {{Infobox Bread | type = Bread
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  • ...and in the United States, particularly recognized for its range of [[whole grain]] breads. The brand was established by Catherine Clark in the 1940s and has ...in promoting the health benefits of whole grain bread at a time when white bread was the norm in most households. Her breads quickly gained popularity for t
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  • ...ng is often used for quick breads, such as [[banana bread]] and [[zucchini bread]], but can also be used for yeast breads. ...t times. The [[ancient Egyptians]] are known to have made a type of batter bread using [[emmer wheat]]. In the [[Middle Ages]], batter breads were commonly
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  • '''Bread''' is a staple [[food]] prepared from a [[dough]] of [[flour]] and [[water] ...Egyptian]] diet. The Roman Empire also had a profound impact on the art of bread making.
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  • ...have been ground into a [[flour]]. It is considered healthier than [[white bread]] due to its higher fiber content and more complex nutritional profile. ...mon, as it was seen as a status symbol. The health benefits of whole wheat bread were rediscovered in the 20th century, leading to its increased popularity
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