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    Certificate of Approval The following Summer Internship Report titled "Study of the Bread Category and analysis of Britannia's current positioning strategy to recommend how to revitalise the brand 'Britannia Bread' to establish itself an an iconic brand in this category” is hereby approved as a certified study in management carried out and presented in a manner satisfactory to warrant its acceptance as a prerequisite for the award of Post-Graduate Programme in Management for which it has been submitted

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    Bread Molding Experiment

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    science experiment was to prevent molding from occurring on bread by using two different herbs. The two herbs, garlic and oregano, both have the myth of preventing mold from occurring. Say No to Mold is the title of this science experiment. The purpose of this experiment and paper is to define the process of molding, to understand how molding occurs and how this process affects the human health. Molding is a common issue, especially with bread. Mold is a type of microscopic fungi that builds up in a

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    cornstarch and water, I realized that this was a white gravy with sliced cured beef over toast. So I gussied it up with good bresaola (salted and cured beef from northern Italy), paired it with some crusty bread and some vinegary greens, and fell in love with it all over again. ★ C.G.

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    pieces of bread from the cabinet, peanut butter from the cabinet, jelly from the refrigerator and a butter knife (not sharp) from the utensil drawer, where the pointy forks and rounded spoons are kept. Bread is soft, white with brown edges and square, peanut butter is thick, brown and kind of creamy, and jelly is the purple jello looking sticky stuff. Take out the bread by untwisting the yellow string attached to the bag, take two pieces out and lay them on a plate. Now that you have your bread out,

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    Ciabatta Bread History

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    periods when bread seems so beautiful that it nearly gets into museums.” (Janet Flanner, Paris Was Yesterday, 1925-1939). Bread comes in a myriad of forms, flavors, shapes, and sizes. To millions of people every day it is a source of nutrients, a way of filling their stomachs with something their body needs. To others, it is a form of art, a chef or baker’s life and soul poured into their creation. Whichever way you see it, bread is a part of our lives, as well as our history. Ciabatta bread has its roots

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    of Efficiency”: The Role of Bread in Japanese Economic History from the 1910s to the 1960s The history of bread in Japan began in the early Meiji Period, when Kimuraya Sohonten, a Tokyo bread store, opened and invented Anpan, a popular sweet bread with red bean paste inside. Approximately one hundred and fifty years have passed since then. In these 150 years, Japan’s numerous social changes have shifted and redefined the role of bread in the Japanese diet. Frist, bread was “a popular novelty food”

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    canvas of 45.5 x 41 cm by the famous Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer. The maid is standing in a plain scullery-type room carefully pouring milk into an earthenware container sitting on a small table next to a still life arrangement of stale bread pieces and a full bread basket. From the way that the maid dresses up, I think The Milkmaid prescribes a woman in the middle class. The artist uses almost all implied lines. Taking the face of the milkmaid as a starting point, it is important to focus on the

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    Basket Of Bread

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    The Basket of Bread The physical properties of the artwork (30-50 words) The maker of this painting was Salvador Dali. The materials he used were oil on wood panel. The dimensions are 12 ½ in x 12 ½ in. This painting was shown at the 27th International Exhibition of the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He first did the painting in 1926 and then did a layer addition in 1945. (58) The subject matter of the artwork (80-130 words) The painting is a simple cloth, bread and basket. It

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    Directions for Making a Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich Items needed: • A bag of White or Wheat Sliced Bread (whatever your preference) • A jar of Crunchy or Creamy Peanut Butter • A jar of Jelly (whatever flavor) • A Plate • A Butter Knife/Spatula- Used for spreading the peanut butter. • A Spoon- Used for spreading the Jelly. Side Note: The last two items on the list are used to prevent cross contamination between the peanut butter and jelly jars. Before you can begin to make the peanut

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    and the other says jelly. Most people keep the jelly jar in the refrigerator and the peanut butter in a cabinet or a drawer. Once you have the jelly and peanut butter, you will need to get the bread. The bread is in a long plastic bag with a twist tie holding the bread in the bag. The bread can be white or wheat. Now you will need a butter knife and a plate. The butter knives are usually in a drawer and the plates in a cabinet. The plates are round and most of the time they are glass, but can

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