1. Sure Kid, A loaf of
Sir, Where does the
bread is very much
Yummy Bread Come significant for us. Let
from? me tell you the History
of Bread first!
An unleavened bread,
dates to the Upper
Kumar Pritam Palaeolithic in Europe,
around 30,000 years
Micah Thompson
ago.
Eliza Kumamoto
anirudh tulasiram

2. Hmmm..And that Yes and Here is the
is Pompei Bread, ruins of a bakery in
right? Pompeii, the oven and
the mills to grind the
flour. Actual loves of
bread were found
carbonized intact.
Chinese legend 220 -
280 AD the bread
(mantou) was invented so
people would not need to
be sacrificed (Bread is
part of cultural lore)

3. Yes. Look at the Bread
shop, tacuina
sanitatis from Northern
Italy From in beginning
of 15th century,
Were there any
Bread shop during
that time?

4. Hungarians In the Medieval Era, The
saying: "bread Upper Classes ate a type of
is older than bread called Manchet
man" which was a bread loaf
made of wheat flour. The
Lower Classes ate rye and
barley bread.
What are the
other significance
of Bread in the
History?
The ancient Greeks had
over 50 kinds of
bread. Public bakeries and
ovens were built by the
government for everyone's
use and were popular places
to visit the neighbors.

5. Bread is even mentioned in
religious contexts:
In the bible -
approximately 250
references to bread.
Very Interesting!

6. Wow! Who The best bread
prepares the is always baked
Bread that we by a Baker.
eat?
But these days, bread is
prepared in big factories.
Which is then kept frozen
for days and finally it
reaches to us.

7. We often waste bread,
while a Kid in many
places struggle to get
just one load of bread .
Everyone around the
world uses bread in one
or the other form. It’s
one thing that is
common in us.
Amazing! What are
the other
significance of
Bread in these
days?
It brings communities
together and connect
local producers (NY)

8. Always respect the
FOOD.
Wow! Thank You!
Remember Kid, it’s not
onlythe bread but any food
has great importance and
History in our life.
Thank You!
Kumar Pritam
Micah Thompson
Eliza Kumamoto
Anirudh tulasiram