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    Topic: Which bread mold grows the fastest White Bread vs Whole Wheat? Method: 1. Place a piece of bread into a zip lock bag, and put a teaspoon full of water over each piece. Make sure that each piece of bread are equally damp by spreading the water evenly. 2. Place each zip lock bag in a warm, dark environment where they won’t be disturbed and keep some distance between the samples. Don’t let the zip lock bags touch. 3. Make sure to take evidence everyday such as a photo or written down somewhere in a journal. 4. Leave the samples overnight. 5.The next day take notes on any changes that have occurred and make sure you have proof of those changes. 6. Then use another teaspoon of the same quantity and pour some more water to keep…

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    The Bread Basket

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    The Bread Basket 1.The art work that I chose is titled “The Bread Basket” By Salvador Dali,1945 2.The dimensions of this art work are 13cm by 17cm and 3’ by 4’. The medium used on this piece is oil on panel on the woods of the basket. (30 words) 3.The subject matter of this art work is very simple yet meaningful. The painting depicts a heel of a loaf bread in a basket, sitting near the edge of a tab le on a white table cloth. Inside the basket there is a towel and there are two kinds of…

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    Bread History

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    Bread There once was a man named Mitus. He and his wife, Viole owned a bakery that baked bread in a small town called Koffinsberg. They baked all sorts of bread at their shop. From basic bread, to bread with nuts and blueberries and more. They loved working there together. Many customers came in each day, some were the same, and sometimes new people came in from time to time. One day an old man came in. This old man was quite ordinary, other than him being homeless. A long brown coat. Torn…

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    Bread Mold Essay

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    and eating it, particularly bread for example sandwiches, toast and other kinds of meals. The real question is would people want their healthy bread to get all moldy, green or smelly? Bread is the most widely eaten food around the world bread is made by baking dough that consists chiefly of flour or grain meal mixed with water or milk. It provides a larger share of people’s energy and protein than any other food. But bread also needs temperature, is the difference between hot and cold and is…

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    Banana Bread Recipe

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    When baking banana bread you must have the main ingredient prepared ahead of time. You must freeze over-ripened bananas. The recipe calls for three-four so that is the amount I froze. This process of freezing at least three to four ripe bananas is crucial because if you fail to follow through with this first step, you cannot bake the bread. Next in preparation for making this delicious bread was to buy the jars. I purchased nine, sixteen ounce, purple jars. However, the purple was in fact an…

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    Bread In The Middle Class

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    Bread was the main source of nutrition in the middle ages, the baker had to take orders specific to the person in order for everybody to survive. In a feudal system where some are of higher class than others, there were different kinds of bread the bakers made to fulfil the needs of the customer. The wealthier families had better bread while families that did not have money flowing out of their pockets had their bread made with cheaper grains to save money. Different kinds of grains were more…

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    HISTORICAL BREADS from AROUND THE World With every great meal or snack, people are always looking for a little something on the side to compliment their meal. One of the most sought after foods just happens to be a food item that has been around for centuries: BREAD. There are thousands of different types of bread in the world , including , French, Anpan, Arepa, Bammy, and Bolani. French bread , dating back to the middle of the 19th century , originated in Vienna , Austria. The bread was…

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    Food Biography Bread is one of the most staple foods in so many different cultures. There’s the standard American white bread, Jewish Challah, Indian Naan, and so on and so forth. In a wider lens, bread is a language in itself; a language that has always intrigued me/spoken to me. Since I was little, about 3 or 4, I’ve been… intrigued by bread, to say the least. It may’ve had something to do with the fact that bread was the first ‘real food’ to actually enter my mouth. While I may not be able…

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    Abstract: Mold is a type of fungus that obtains its energy from the organic matter it feeds and lives on. Mold possesses enzymes that break down biopolynomers which are absorbed by hyphae. I am going to determine whether mold grows at a higher rate of abudance higher temperatures rather than in low temperatures. The bread will be kept in different environments at different temperatures to observed the time taken for the mold to appear. Hypothesis: Bread mold will in grow at a more abundant…

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    Bread Mold Research Paper

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    Is it safe to remove the mold from your bread and eat it? We have all done this even though we seldom want to tell it. You check the bread drawer, you take two slices of bread for a sandwich and there you find it, on the surface of your bread, a small circle of mold. The dinner killer! Still who cares, it is just a small bit, I will remove it and eat the good part, what is the worst that could happen? I'm not going to let a small mold spot waste a whole slice of bread. So, if you’ve done this,…

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