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Breadwise

The world is a bread lover’s paradise, bursting with an abundance of different kinds of creations from all corners of the globe. Grab a slice of history, brush up on your bread intelligence and be inspired by the endless possibilities of this timeless, satisfying staple food.

A brief history of bread

Tracing the culinary history of bread from its origins to today is a journey that spans millennia. It all began in ancient civilisations like Egypt and Mesopotamia, where resourceful bakers stumbled upon the magic of naturally fermenting ground flour and water. In ancient Greece and Rome, bakers developed specialised milling methods and fancy ovens as bread became a staple food in these countries. Next, bread-making techniques spread throughout Europe. The Middle Ages

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