Approximately 72 million loaves of bread are sold in the USA every year.
40 million tons
Wonder Bread sold 210 million loaves of bread in 2001
Orowheat sold 133 million loaves of bread in 2001
Nature's Own sold 149 million loaves of bread in 2001
Pepperidge Farms sold 124 million loaves of bread in 2001
How many ounces in 1 slice depend on the type of bread
They were first sold avout 83 years ago.
As far as I am aware, a bakers dozen came into being to make sure the correct weight of bread was supplied.12 loaves may not have been the correct weight, but 13 certainly would have been.Please see the related link belowContrary to the above,The Baker's Dozen came about around three hundred years ago or more when bread was sold by the weight of bread rather than the size of a loaf. Bakers were notorious crooks for short-changing customers - by baking underweight bread and then blaming the rising process of the yeast rather than their own fraudulent activities.Therefore a law was passed which heavily punished bakers if they sold loaves that were underweight. So, to ensure that they did not get punished, especially as they could not be exactly sure if they were selling bread that was heavy enough, they began to add an extra loaf for every dozen loaves ordered by the shops/markets so that they could be sure that the thirteen loaves weighed at least what the dozen loaves should, even if the individual loaves were a little light.Therefore, 13 became known as the 'baker's dozen'.
This means information in terms of numbers or measurements. An example would be the numbers of loaves sold by a shop each day.
Depends on the style of bread. I have seen 10 to as many as 24 slices in a loaf.
"Mother's Pride" bread products created by the brand "Premier Foods" and first sold in 1936 moving nationwide in 1956 were considered a luxury as they were the sole supplier of sliced bread in Scotland between 1958 and 1970. The wax paper that the loaves were wrapped in also made them unique.
a man who sold bread for the civil war! a man who sold bread for the civil war!
12 tonnes of tobacco are sold each year.