Bread
On 10/09/2020 07:09, F Murtz wrote:
> Is it possible to make bread the same as it was 70 years ago as was > delivered by horse and cart? Horse and cart deliveries disappeared long before 1950, AFAIK, except possibly in some deep country areas. I was born in 1953, and my childhood bread came from the village store or from the bread van which was definitely motorised because I used to imitate the noise for my parents' amusement. The bread itself was probably much the same as home-made bread now, though. My mother regarded sliced white pan wrapped in cellophane as an American mistake :-) P |
Bread
On 18/9/20 12:49 am, Peter Flynn wrote:
> On 10/09/2020 07:09, F Murtz wrote: >> Is it possible to make bread the same as it was 70 years ago as was >> delivered by horse and cart? > Horse and cart deliveries disappeared long before 1950, AFAIK, except > possibly in some deep country areas. I was born in 1953, and my > childhood bread came from the village store or from the bread van which > was definitely motorised because I used to imitate the noise for my > parents' amusement. > > The bread itself was probably much the same as home-made bread now, > though. My mother regarded sliced white pan wrapped in cellophane as an > American mistake :-) > > P The bread was made commercial bakeries that exist now but was different in texture ( I used to walk miles to the bakery and ride back home in the cart with the deliverer |
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