Bake Roman bread with this 2,000-year-old ancient recipe
In AD 79, a baker prepared a loaf in the Roman city of Pompeii.
In AD 79, a baker prepared a loaf in the Roman city of Pompeii.
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Classic science, budding its way into something that's been going on for millennia.
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It took great determination for the first hunter-gathers to set off the agricultural revolution -- but the bread helped.
Delicious and nutritious. Would you like a loaf?
One small step for bread, one giant leap for mankind.
They would have needed fewer pieces of lembas if it weren't for those hungry 'stinking hobbitses'.
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