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Flour Treatment
- Health Topics
- Narrated by: Kelly Gregg
- Length: 32 mins
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Flour Treatment
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Publisher's Summary
Bread occupies a special place in the history of mankind. For thousands of years, it was a mainstay of the Western diet and is mentioned about 400 times in the Bible. It was used to prevent famine, and it appeared that man could live on bread alone. I do not believe that in the modern Western diet this is true.
Bread is made from flour, and the basic ingredients are flour, water, salt, and yeast (for risen bread). Look at the label on modern bread. Now there are about 20 different ingredients. I will tell you about modern bread and what is in it. This may change the way you buy or make bread.
©2020 Kelly Gregg (P)2021 Kelly Gregg
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