The basis for all breads is grain. The grain is milled into some form of meal or flour to be baked into the local bread. Bread recipes were developed using easily available local ingredients. In many countries that grain is wheat. Depending on how fine the local milling process was the flour could be very coarse making a heavy (dense) product.
Before ovens were common "bread" was really just a mixture of meal and a little water and oil and cooked on hot stones making more of a flatbread or unleavened cracker type cake. Many nomadic cultures developed this and it still used around the world.
Yeast (a bacteria) is used when making products like bread and beer.
No!Bread does not have any dairy products in it baecause bread is made of grain of wheat.
There is no bread brand that includes human hair as an ingredient in their products.
Roti is commonly referred to as "flatbread" in English. It is a type of unleavened bread that is popular in South Asian cuisine, particularly in countries like India and Pakistan. Roti can also be specifically called "Indian bread" or simply "bread" in certain contexts.
In 1996 the bread and cake products industry employed 183,000 workers
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Bread is not known to cause headaches, but certain allergic reactions to the bread could lead to headaches.
Things don't stand out in Irish cuisine in the same way as some things do in other countries' cuisines. However there are some dishes that are particularly associated with Ireland, most notably Irish stew. Coddle and Colcannon would be other ones. The use of certain vegetables in cooking is important, most notably the potato. Ireland is well known for the quality of its dairy products and meat products and bread products.
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cheese, wine, bread
Condums, bread and cheese