Only last month, Palestinians in Gaza demonstrated against price rises in bread, fuel and public transport.
She said her intolerance to gluten - found in bread, cakes, biscuits and pastries - had dramatically affected her diet.
My definition is somewhat broader: A sandwich is a filling enclosed in bread or pastry that can be eaten by hand.
Originally designed to kill bacteria such as MRSA and salmonella, the researchers discovered it could kill the mould spores in bread in around 10 seconds.
"We tend to think of mushrooms on toast or yeast in bread or beer, but they do so much more for us than that, " he says.
Banks were failing, plants were closing, and people stood in bread lines, but Ed Murrow was off to New York City to run the national office of the National Student Federation.
Our contemporary art scene here is reminiscent of pre-revolutionary France when the nobility indulged intensively in equestrian disciplines while the sans culottes rioted in Paris over the price escalations in bread.
This June saw the opening of a second cookery school on the island, The Firehouse, which specialises in bread making and was set up by Heir Island native, Patrick Ryan, co-author of the book Bread Revolution.
"We treated a slice of bread in the device, we then checked the mould that was in that bread over time against a control, " he explained.
Not wanting to reduce their living standards, people in the bread basket states borrowed.
Stacy always wanted to start a restaurant specializing in pita bread sandwiches, but opening a restaurant is very expensive.
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As loaves are usually wrapped in plastic, any water in the bread that evaporates from within is trapped and makes the surface moist.
The problem is not that they lack for philanthropy but that city government has itself disinvested in such bread-and-butter matters as park maintenance.
The son writes that every miner's cabin had a "tin full of fermented dough, used in place of yeast in making bread, biscuits and flapjacks" hanging over the hot stove.
PIERRE-LOUIS (Executive Director, Open Society Institute in Haiti): Besides selling bread in the bakery, we used to give to practically all the hospitals, the hotels, the markets and also the priest where I still was because they used to give food to about 20, 000 to 25, 000 kids a day, and they often used to offer bread to the kids.
When people began relying heavily on a diet of bread at such a northern latitude, they probably became chronically deficient in vitamin D, for bread is generally low in vitamin D.
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In normal conditions, bread will go mouldy in around 10 days.
For its part, the National Bread Leadership Council found in 2003 that 40% of Americans surveyed said they were eating less bread than they were in 2002.
The meat is typically served in sandwiches on rye bread, similar to corned beef and pastrami in the United States, but the spices and processing are quite different, Silva said.
Mr. ISAAC HAYES (Singer): Just, you know, you can't put bread in a cold oven.
And whoever loses their bread in the fondue pot buys a round of drinks for the table.
She prodded the bread in a bowl of milk with her finger to see if it was soggy enough.
Sproule said Nissan took a cue from super markets in the U.K. that pipe in a fresh bread smell.
During the day, she helped her mother bake bread in a mud oven, selling each puffy piece for 50 francs (10 cents).
If, say, owning a bagel shop somehow proved to be just as glamorous, right now teenagers would be boiling delicious circles of bread in their parents' garage.
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In addition, bread making classes fill their monthly roster.
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