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FreddieUK · 70-79, M
I'm supposed to eat bread rarely, but I like it so much it's very hard to restrain myself. The best thing I find is to make sure that I run out of it: if it's not in the cupboard, it can't be eaten. I've just bought a seeded whole meal loaf this morning but that will probably last me at least three weeks.
Lilnonames · F
@FreddieUK one week now😀
UnderLockDown · M
Yeah, finding real bread is a pain sometimes. Most of it is just a chemical foam (based on "food items") baked to hold it's shape. It doesn't smell or taste like bread.
Every so often I break down and throw together some good flour, a substantial amount of kefir, and some fruit juice or sugar. It's a really fast way to get sourdough starter, and the bread taste like it was made with sour cream. I don't have measurements, I just ballpark everything, but you could find a measured recipe on youtube.
Dude, it's delicious!🍽😋
Every so often I break down and throw together some good flour, a substantial amount of kefir, and some fruit juice or sugar. It's a really fast way to get sourdough starter, and the bread taste like it was made with sour cream. I don't have measurements, I just ballpark everything, but you could find a measured recipe on youtube.
Dude, it's delicious!🍽😋
bijouxbroussard · F
No, I’m sure you’re not alone. But although I like bread, I avoid it, because it’s carbs I just don’t need. 🥺
Matt85 · 36-40, M
I find that when I don't eat bread, I crave it.
Some part of the body must need it.
Some part of the body must need it.
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4meAndyou · F
I keep bread in the freezer because I eat it so seldom.
Neoerectus · M
With the hybridized wheats US uses that the genome has gotten very long in a very short evolutionary time period. It is a wonder we can digest it at all.
"Modern wheat is allohexaploid, meaning it contains six sets of chromosomes from three different ancestral species (designated A, B, and D) that hybridized naturally over thousands of years.
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The bread wheat (hexaploid) genome is extraordinarily large, with about 17 billion base pairs—roughly five times larger than the human genome."
"Modern wheat is allohexaploid, meaning it contains six sets of chromosomes from three different ancestral species (designated A, B, and D) that hybridized naturally over thousands of years.
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The bread wheat (hexaploid) genome is extraordinarily large, with about 17 billion base pairs—roughly five times larger than the human genome."
ViciDraco · 41-45, M
I generally eat it in sandwiches. I like sandwiches. But I don't eat a lot of bread by itself.
YoMomma ·
Idk i love bread… i’m baking cinnamon rolls tonight ☺
lilylovesgaming1986 · 36-40, F
I eat bread all the time
ABCDEF7 · M
once a month. Sometimes once in couple of months.
MyNameIsHurl · 41-45, F
Are you being forced to eat bread?
@MyNameIsHurl read those terms and conditions CAREFULLY next time.
Lilnonames · F
FreddieUK · 70-79, M
@Lilnonames That is just the sort of thing I don't need to see as I'm about to go and make my tea. I'm going to have to open that new loaf of bread I bought this morning. 😋
Lilnonames · F
@FreddieUK oops🤗





















