Bread is an important and useful food and can be bought from stores and small bakeries. Most loaves of bread are shaped like rectangular prisms. Flour, water, yeast, and salt are the key ingredients for making bread. A baker uses a recipe with different measurements of flour and water for each loaf. A baker's dozen is 13 loaves of bread, which is one more than a regular dozen.
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Bread is an important and useful food and can be bought from stores and small bakeries. Most loaves of bread are shaped like rectangular prisms. Flour, water, yeast, and salt are the key ingredients for making bread. A baker uses a recipe with different measurements of flour and water for each loaf. A baker's dozen is 13 loaves of bread, which is one more than a regular dozen.
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