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The brutal reality of baking bread in medieval times
Being a baker in the Middle Ages was far more dangerous than it seems. Bread was the primary food for most people, making bakers essential to survival. Governments strictly regulated bread size, ...
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Watch this before you buy King Arthur Flour again
The King Arthur Baking company's history doesn't go back to medieval times, but it does stretch back a pretty long way. It's one of the oldest flour companies in the United States, and in its ...
In Brookline, N.H., David Schur and his daughter Jenny Lewis are keeping their family’s Swedish baking traditions alive through their cottage business, Hulda’s Swedish Baked Goods.
The feast is as much a tradition as the jousts — but this year, rising food costs are adding new pressure behind the booths.
Nicola Edwards is a sleep shopper and has racked up a massive bill while she snoozes. She shares her extraordinary story with ...
When Union forces retreated, soldiers and civilians fled together in panic, clogging roads and worsening the rout. The event ...
York Minster is one of Northern Europe's largest Gothic cathedrals and now it's been re-made out of gingerbread.
History classes tend to focus on wars, rulers, and neat timelines. But some of history's most unforgettable moments live in ...
Tres leches cake is a Latin American dessert featuring a light sponge soaked in three milks: sweetened condensed, evaporated, ...
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5 Food Shows We Loved In 2025, And 6 We Hated
2025 was an interesting year in culinary television, with more show concepts than you can count. Some of them were hits, ...
The food rescue organization attains the logistical efficiency that makes its timely deliveries possible (OK, not as ...
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GBBO’s new judge Nigella Lawson: her age, love life and FILTHIEST innuendos
Everything you need to know about Prue Leith's replacement ...
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