History Of Sliced Bread The Invention Of Bread Slicing Machine

History Of Sliced Bread - The Invention Of Bread Slicing Machine

History Of Sliced Bread - The Invention Of Bread Slicing Machine CHILLICOTHE, Mo – Any way you slice it, a small town in Missouri knows where its bread is buttered as the home of the wondrous innovation of sliced bread Yes, the “greatest thing since sliced bread” Sliced bread -- that is, loaves of bread sold pre-sliced to make our favorite sandwiches or freshly buttered toast extra convenient -- is a relatively recent invention The bread-slicing machine was

History Of Sliced Bread - The Invention Of Bread Slicing Machine

History Of Sliced Bread - The Invention Of Bread Slicing Machine Consumer freedom is often intangible, but sometimes it looks like a loaf of bread in your fridge Almost a century ago, in Chillicothe, Missouri, a jeweler from Iowa, Otto Frederick Rohwedder, had a We’ve all heard the expression “the greatest thing since sliced bread” But how did sliced bread come to be? The Anecdote International website provides one version of the story In 1912, the son of a A Missouri bakery became the first to sell pre-sliced bread using a machine invented by Iowa native Otto Frederick Rohwedder Marketed as “the greatest forward step in the baking industry since bread The simple answer lies with Otto Frederick Rohwedder, an American inventor Born on July 7, 1880, in Iowa, Rohwedder was a man of many talents He started out training as a jeweller but he also had

History Of Sliced Bread - The Invention Of Bread Slicing Machine

History Of Sliced Bread - The Invention Of Bread Slicing Machine A Missouri bakery became the first to sell pre-sliced bread using a machine invented by Iowa native Otto Frederick Rohwedder Marketed as “the greatest forward step in the baking industry since bread The simple answer lies with Otto Frederick Rohwedder, an American inventor Born on July 7, 1880, in Iowa, Rohwedder was a man of many talents He started out training as a jeweller but he also had White bread, like vanilla, is one of those foods that have become a metaphor for blandness But it wasn't always that way Aaron Bobrow-Strain, professor of food politics at Whitman College, tells Forget EVERYTHING you learned in history class All you need to know about is the wild history of… BREAD! White bread, wheat bread, sourdough, focaccia, baguettes, whichever is your favorite bread If you love history, we are seeking sponsors and or contributors to support this column Contact Bob at robertmford@aolcom for details and/or contribute via Venmo @bobfordshistory You’ve heard it

A Slice of History - the Incredible Invention of the Bread Slicer