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How has the steps to baking bread changed over time? Do you think it is easier or harder to make now then it was many years ago? Support your answer using information from the passage.

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The Origin of Bread

APRIL 18, 2017 | POSTED IN BLOG

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Great bread and great prices! I've been buying their bread for years and have never been disappointed. I prefer to buy in Union Market because I believe it's fresher, but I have also purchased from Glen's Market in Shaw. Sometimes the selection is slim later in the day on weekends so get there early if you need something specific.

RACHEL B.

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The Origin of Bread

bread
bred/
noun
noun: bread; plural noun: breads

1. 1. food made of flour, water, and yeast or another leavening agent, mixed together and baked.”a loaf of bread”

the bread or wafer used in the Eucharist.”altar bread”

the food that one needs in order to live.”his day job puts bread on the table”

So, what is bread? Basically, it’s a paste of flour and water, cooked over or surrounded by heat.

According to history, the earliest bread was made in or around 8000 BC in the Middle East, specifically Egypt. The quern was the first known grinding tool. Grain was crushed and the bakers produced what we now commonly recognize in its closest form as chapatis (India) or tortillas (Mexico).

Did you know that the Egyptians were skilled beer brewers? It’s thought that their brewing expertise combined with the warm climate, produced the world’s first sourdough…through their adding wild yeast to the bread mixture. Booze and bread, people.

Throughout the world, in the following centuries, countries developed their own versions of bread. Some leavened, others not. Romans invented water-milling around 450 BC and as such, they took bread to what was subsequently regarded as an art form. Interestingly, the richer Romans considered whiter bread as higher quality and more suited to the educated and wealthy.

Likewise, in British medieval times, bread baking became quite the status symbol. The upper classes preferred fine, white loaves, while those of poorer status were left with the rye, bran and coarser breads.

How times have changed…

By 600 BC the Persians had invented a windmill system for milling grains, and Mexicans made the first stone-ground corn tortillas around 100 BC.

It wasn’t until 1834 that the steel roller mill was invented, in Switzerland. This was revolutionary in the world of bread baking. Instead of crushing the grain, the roller system broke it open instead, thereby making it easier to separate the endosperm, germ and bran. The gluten-intolerant among us are very thankful for this invention – danke, grazia, grazie, merci.

The addition of chemicals came into play in the 20thcentury. Bread became whiter, softer and lasted much longer. The flour was heavily processed but the government enforced the adding back of minerals and vitamins – the enrichment of the flour. However, in the 1970s US consumption fell. In the US it rose again in the1980s, partly in thanks to bakers going “back to their roots” and producing artisan, rustic, healthier breads without chemicals or additives.

Interesting facts:

1. The Great Fire of London in 1666 reportedly was started by a baker. Oops.

2. The French Revolution is thought to have started because of French mobs demanding bread (and you thought you liked bread).

3. In the days of knights and lords, thick slices of bread called Trenchers were used instead of crockery. Bonus: no washing up, just eat your plate.

Nowadays, when we think of bread, most of us consumers think of wheat. However, as we can see from above, it can also be made from virtually any grain eg corn, barley, rye, millet, rice and amaranth.
However, note that unless you want a flat bread, you must add wheat as this is the grain that contains gluten, and it’s the gluten that is vital to a risen loaf. The word gluten comes from the Latin word for glue, and as we know, gluten sensitivity and allergy is a rather *sticky* subject for some! We’ll talk about gluten in a future post – so stay tuned

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Bread making has changed

Bread making has changed over time

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The process of bread has

The process of bread has changed over time by the Egyptians of how much water they had the really depended on the flood of the Nile river now we have to make it by our selves. It was harder back then because they barely had any water and they probably didn't have that many ingredients for the bread

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The process of bread has

The process of bread has changed over time by the Egyptians of how much water they had the really depended on the flood of the Nile river now we have to make it by our selves. It was harder back then

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The process of bread has changed over time by the Egyptians of how much water they had the really depended on the flood of the Nile river now we have to make it by our selves. It was harder back then because they barely had any water and they probably didn't have that many ingredients for the bread baking

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Bread has changed over time because we had added an edible  fungus called yeast that made the bread rise.I think it is just a little bit harder to make bread now since we added and additional ingredient called yeast that the ancient Egyptians might not have been able to find.

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KS20

KS20

The steps to baking bread changed overtime. Bread making changed overtime because Egyptians didn't have enough water. They also changed cause they had to make there bread in a faster and better way.We don't need to make bread anymore they made bread for us to eat at stores so we don't need to make bread anymore.

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Bread making changed over time because Egyptians didn't have enough water

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The steps have changed by them having enough water to make enough bread for people. It's easier now because you just have to buy the ingredients to make bread. You used to get ingredients from different places to make bread. Now we always know where it is or better WE DONT HAVE TO MAKE BREAD! They made bread for us at stores so we don't have to make it. Now that's what I call a shortcut

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Os20

Bread making changed over time because they didn't have enough water so they taught the bag

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Yo2

Yo2

They changed because they had to make there  bread in a faster and better. it is easyer now because we just have to bye some ingredients they had to Mach it up and they had no water so it was harder for theme they had to use the Nile river to make ther bread and we have plenty of water to make our bread but we cold just by it from a market our we can bye flower water salt and yeast and we have uvens they dont so it's much faster they needed to make ther crops and food much faster than they normally do

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Rjo18

Rjo18

I think that is easier because when u do the steps that we do know are much easier then the old steps cause they are so hard

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KS20

KS20

The steps to baking bread changed over time because in

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Bread baking now and them

Bread baking now and them

Bread making has changed

Bread making has changed over time

The process of bread has

The process of bread has changed over time by the Egyptians of how much water they had the really depended on the flood of the Nile river now we have to make it by our selves. It was harder back then because they barely had any water and they probably didn't have that many ingredients for the bread

The process of bread has

The process of bread has changed over time by the Egyptians of how much water they had the really depended on the flood of the Nile river now we have to make it by our selves. It was harder back then

Lgl13

Lgl13

The process of bread has changed over time by the Egyptians of how much water they had the really depended on the flood of the Nile river now we have to make it by our selves. It was harder back then because they barely had any water and they probably didn't have that many ingredients for the bread baking

Kaitlyn 🐍🐍

Kaitlyn 🐍🐍

Bread has changed over time because we had added an edible  fungus called yeast that made the bread rise.I think it is just a little bit harder to make bread now since we added and additional ingredient called yeast that the ancient Egyptians might not have been able to find.

KS20

KS20

The steps to baking bread changed overtime. Bread making changed overtime because Egyptians didn't have enough water. They also changed cause they had to make there bread in a faster and better way.We don't need to make bread anymore they made bread for us to eat at stores so we don't need to make bread anymore.

Bd

Bd

Bread making changed over time because Egyptians didn't have enough water

R.G919

R.G919

The steps have changed by them having enough water to make enough bread for people. It's easier now because you just have to buy the ingredients to make bread. You used to get ingredients from different places to make bread. Now we always know where it is or better WE DONT HAVE TO MAKE BREAD! They made bread for us at stores so we don't have to make it. Now that's what I call a shortcut

Bd7

Bd7

Os20

Os20

Bread making changed over time because they didn't have enough water so they taught the bag

Yo2

Yo2

They changed because they had to make there  bread in a faster and better. it is easyer now because we just have to bye some ingredients they had to Mach it up and they had no water so it was harder for theme they had to use the Nile river to make ther bread and we have plenty of water to make our bread but we cold just by it from a market our we can bye flower water salt and yeast and we have uvens they dont so it's much faster they needed to make ther crops and food much faster than they normally do

Rjo18

Rjo18

I think that is easier because when u do the steps that we do know are much easier then the old steps cause they are so hard

Mg9

Mg9

They changed because they had to make there own food and crops but most of us if we're making it we bye the ingredients. Easier because back then they had to wish for to a flood but if did not you have to wait tell it actually does happen. It also was hard to get the ingredients to actually make the bread they have to had a lot of patience cause they couldn't just go to the stores. If they had stores back than all the managers will get a lot of money because bread was probably very valuable back than.

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I think the steps to baking bread

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Mg9

They changed because they had to make there own food and crops but most of us if we're making it we bye the ingredients. Easier because back then they had to wish for to a flood but if did not you have to wait tell it actually does happen. It also was hard to get the ingredients to actually make the bread they have to had a lot of patience cause they couldn't just go to the stores. If they had stores back than all the managers will get a lot of money because bread was probably very valuable back than.

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Bm17

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I think the steps to baking bread

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Bread making has changed over time. I think it got easier because in ancient eygptians lived in a very dry place so they didn't have a lt of water

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Bread making changed over time by the Egyptians used the materials like flour, yeast, salt, and water,etc. But Egyptians used some old dough in the mixture.

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The Origin of Bread

APRIL 18, 2017 | POSTED IN BLOG

INSTAGRAM

TESTIMONIALS

Great bread and great prices! I've been buying their bread for years and have never been disappointed. I prefer to buy in Union Market because I believe it's fresher, but I have also purchased from Glen's Market in Shaw. Sometimes the selection is slim later in the day on weekends so get there early if you need something specific.

RACHEL B.

1

2

The Origin of Bread

bread
bred/
noun
noun: bread; plural noun: breads

1. 1. food made of flour, water, and yeast or another leavening agent, mixed together and baked.”a loaf of bread”

the bread or wafer used in the Eucharist.”altar bread”

the food that one needs in order to live.”his day job puts bread on the table”

So, what is bread? Basically, it’s a paste of flour and water, cooked over or surrounded by heat.

According to history, the earliest bread was made in or around 8000 BC in the Middle East, specifically Egypt. The quern was the first known grinding tool. Grain was crushed and the bakers produced what we now commonly recognize in its closest form as chapatis (India) or tortillas (Mexico).

Did you know that the Egyptians were skilled beer brewers? It’s thought that their brewing expertise combined with the warm climate, produced the world’s first sourdough…through their adding wild yeast to the bread mixture. Booze and bread, people.

Throughout the world, in the following centuries, countries developed their own versions of bread. Some leavened, others not. Romans invented water-milling around 450 BC and as such, they took bread to what was subsequently regarded as an art form. Interestingly, the richer Romans considered whiter bread as higher quality and more suited to the educated and wealthy.

Likewise, in British medieval times, bread baking became quite the status symbol. The upper classes preferred fine, white loaves, while those of poorer status were left with the rye, bran and coarser breads.

How times have changed…

By 600 BC the Persians had invented a windmill system for milling grains, and Mexicans made the first stone-ground corn tortillas around 100 BC.

It wasn’t until 1834 that the steel roller mill was invented, in Switzerland. This was revolutionary in the world of bread baking. Instead of crushing the grain, the roller system broke it open instead, thereby making it easier to separate the endosperm, germ and bran. The gluten-intolerant among us are very thankful for this invention – danke, grazia, grazie, merci.

The addition of chemicals came into play in the 20thcentury. Bread became whiter, softer and lasted much longer. The flour was heavily processed but the government enforced the adding back of minerals and vitamins – the enrichment of the flour. However, in the 1970s US consumption fell. In the US it rose again in the1980s, partly in thanks to bakers going “back to their roots” and producing artisan, rustic, healthier breads without chemicals or additives.

Interesting facts:

1. The Great Fire of London in 1666 reportedly was started by a baker. Oops.

2. The French Revolution is thought to have started because of French mobs demanding bread (and you thought you liked bread).

3. In the days of knights and lords, thick slices of bread called Trenchers were used instead of crockery. Bonus: no washing up, just eat your plate.

Nowadays, when we think of bread, most of us consumers think of wheat. However, as we can see from above, it can also be made from virtually any grain eg corn, barley, rye, millet, rice and amaranth.
However, note that unless you want a flat bread, you must add wheat as this is the grain that contains gluten, and it’s the gluten that is vital to a risen loaf. The word gluten comes from the Latin word for glue, and as we know, gluten sensitivity and allergy is a rather *sticky* subject for some! We’ll talk about gluten in a future post – so stay tuned

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The process of bread has changed over time by the Egyptians of how much water they had the really depended on the flood of the Nile river now we have to make it by our selves. It was harder back then because they barely had any water and they probably didn't have that many ingredients for the bread

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The process of bread has changed over time by the Egyptians of how much water they had the really depended on the flood of the Nile river now we have to make it by our selves. It was harder back then

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The process of bread has changed over time by the Egyptians of how much water they had the really depended on the flood of the Nile river now we have to make it by our selves. It was harder back then because they barely had any water and they probably didn't have that many ingredients for the bread baking

# data[].attributes.body
Bread has changed over time because we had added an edible  fungus called yeast that made the bread rise.I think it is just a little bit harder to make bread now since we added and additional ingredient called yeast that the ancient Egyptians might not have been able to find.

# data[].attributes.body
The steps to baking bread changed overtime. Bread making changed overtime because Egyptians didn't have enough water. They also changed cause they had to make there bread in a faster and better way.We don't need to make bread anymore they made bread for us to eat at stores so we don't need to make bread anymore.

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Bread making changed over time because Egyptians didn't have enough water

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The steps have changed by them having enough water to make enough bread for people. It's easier now because you just have to buy the ingredients to make bread. You used to get ingredients from different places to make bread. Now we always know where it is or better WE DONT HAVE TO MAKE BREAD! They made bread for us at stores so we don't have to make it. Now that's what I call a shortcut

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Bread making changed over time because they didn't have enough water so they taught the bag

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They changed because they had to make there  bread in a faster and better. it is easyer now because we just have to bye some ingredients they had to Mach it up and they had no water so it was harder for theme they had to use the Nile river to make ther bread and we have plenty of water to make our bread but we cold just by it from a market our we can bye flower water salt and yeast and we have uvens they dont so it's much faster they needed to make ther crops and food much faster than they normally do

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I think that is easier because when u do the steps that we do know are much easier then the old steps cause they are so hard

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The steps to baking bread changed over time because in

Hahahaha

Hahahaha

Bread baking now and them

Bread baking now and them

Bread making has changed

Bread making has changed over time

The process of bread has

The process of bread has changed over time by the Egyptians of how much water they had the really depended on the flood of the Nile river now we have to make it by our selves. It was harder back then because they barely had any water and they probably didn't have that many ingredients for the bread

The process of bread has

The process of bread has changed over time by the Egyptians of how much water they had the really depended on the flood of the Nile river now we have to make it by our selves. It was harder back then

Lgl13

Lgl13

The process of bread has changed over time by the Egyptians of how much water they had the really depended on the flood of the Nile river now we have to make it by our selves. It was harder back then because they barely had any water and they probably didn't have that many ingredients for the bread baking

Kaitlyn 🐍🐍

Kaitlyn 🐍🐍

Bread has changed over time because we had added an edible  fungus called yeast that made the bread rise.I think it is just a little bit harder to make bread now since we added and additional ingredient called yeast that the ancient Egyptians might not have been able to find.

KS20

KS20

The steps to baking bread changed overtime. Bread making changed overtime because Egyptians didn't have enough water. They also changed cause they had to make there bread in a faster and better way.We don't need to make bread anymore they made bread for us to eat at stores so we don't need to make bread anymore.

Bd

Bd

Bread making changed over time because Egyptians didn't have enough water

R.G919

R.G919

The steps have changed by them having enough water to make enough bread for people. It's easier now because you just have to buy the ingredients to make bread. You used to get ingredients from different places to make bread. Now we always know where it is or better WE DONT HAVE TO MAKE BREAD! They made bread for us at stores so we don't have to make it. Now that's what I call a shortcut

Bd7

Bd7

Os20

Os20

Bread making changed over time because they didn't have enough water so they taught the bag

Yo2

Yo2

They changed because they had to make there  bread in a faster and better. it is easyer now because we just have to bye some ingredients they had to Mach it up and they had no water so it was harder for theme they had to use the Nile river to make ther bread and we have plenty of water to make our bread but we cold just by it from a market our we can bye flower water salt and yeast and we have uvens they dont so it's much faster they needed to make ther crops and food much faster than they normally do

Rjo18

Rjo18

I think that is easier because when u do the steps that we do know are much easier then the old steps cause they are so hard

Mg9

Mg9

They changed because they had to make there own food and crops but most of us if we're making it we bye the ingredients. Easier because back then they had to wish for to a flood but if did not you have to wait tell it actually does happen. It also was hard to get the ingredients to actually make the bread they have to had a lot of patience cause they couldn't just go to the stores. If they had stores back than all the managers will get a lot of money because bread was probably very valuable back than.

35 points behind Th

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Bm17

Bm17

I think the steps to baking bread

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They changed because they had to make there own food and crops but most of us if we're making it we bye the ingredients. Easier because back then they had to wish for to a flood but if did not you have to wait tell it actually does happen. It also was hard to get the ingredients to actually make the bread they have to had a lot of patience cause they couldn't just go to the stores. If they had stores back than all the managers will get a lot of money because bread was probably very valuable back than.

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I think the steps to baking bread

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Bread making has changed over time. I think it got easier because in ancient eygptians lived in a very dry place so they didn't have a lt of water

# data[].attributes.body
Bread making changed over time by the Egyptians used the materials like flour, yeast, salt, and water,etc. But Egyptians used some old dough in the mixture.

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The steps to baking bread changed over time because in