21 Fun Facts About Bread You Probably Didn’t Know
The French government passed a law in 1993 dictating how baguettes are made, forbidding pre-prepared dough.
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The French government passed a law in 1993 dictating how baguettes are made, forbidding pre-prepared dough.
Did you know that there's an international award specifically for writing the best articles about olive oil?
Every year, the Great British Baking Show selects its contestants from an application pool of over 12,000 people!
New Zealand tops the charts in ice cream consumption, with each person eating an impressive 7.4 gallons (28 liters) yearly!
Avocados are toxic to some animals, such as cattle and goats, because they contain a natural fungicide called persin.
In the 1950s, bakeries often gave free donuts and coffee to cops and saved seats for them as it was cheaper than hiring security.
Frozen yogurt originated in the Middle East and India around 5,000 years ago.
It is a tradition in Luxembourg to eat little human-shaped brioche men called "boxemännchen" during the Christmas season.
The world record for the Largest Vessel of Mulled Wine ever brewed was 537 gallons, which was achieved in 2016 in Falcade, Italy.
If your milk goes bad, don't throw it out! Instead, water your plants with it - it's high in calcium, a key nutrient for plants.
Did you know that when 7-Eleven first introduced the Slurpee in 1966, it initially offered only two flavors: Coca-Cola and Cherry?
Did you know that Gatorade was once fined $300k for misleading people into thinking it was better for your health than water?