Some believe that the cross was placed in the bread to ward off evil (the devil) or to let the fairies out of the bread. However, it is probable that the cross is used to help with the cooking of the bread by allowing air circulation so that the bread rises better.
Because they made it long ago. even when their ancestors lived they made it. it has the word IRISH SODA BREAD you would think it is Irish ik right
Irish soda bread is adorned with an X and eaten with many meals including holidays. The Cathoilcs said it was the sign of the cross and put there to ward off any evil. Actually, the scoring of the precooked loaf helps the bread rise and designates individual portions.
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Saint Brigid's Cross
This is traditionally a religeous symbol as the cross tipically represents christ.
i have not successfully cross bread flowers but this apparently can be done by planting certain species next to one another.
They can be eaten everyday but the day they are traditionally eaten of Good Friday
Traditionally, an eastern wall.
i believe a cat/dog is the wierdest bread
To ensure good baking and to protect the baker from evila cross traditionally is etched onto Latvian bread.Specifically, the cross is a symbol of Mara, ancient Latvian goddess of birth and death. It is called the fire or thunder cross. It gives the baker and the meal participant protection from evil. At the same time, it confers fortune, health and prosperity.