Sentences with phrase «bread bakery»
A "bread bakery" refers to a place or store where bread is made and sold. It's a shop or facility that specializes in baking bread products. Full definition
The company says it began the first pita bread bakery in Chicago catering to the local Middle Eastern ethnic community.
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«I told her that my studio is like a sourdough bread bakery — you have the mother, which is the dough that you're growing, and you feed it flour and water, and the mother gets bigger and keeps leavening.
The American government sent wheat, as there was never enough available, and the Russians built a modern bread bakery, which produced — of all things — a pumpernickel that I enjoyed.
I buy bread from a local bread bakery.
Until then, he's running his campaign while working full time at his Glens Falls area bread bakery.
As the daughter of small business owners, Stacy grew up in a bagel and Italian bread bakery.
Fishing boats, sea lions basking in the sun, seafood stalls and restaurants, steaming crab cauldrons, family entertainment and sourdough French bread bakeries... you know you're in world - famous Fisherman's Wharf.
Not only did I feel like I had a better and closer understanding of my maternal grandparents, who ran a bread bakery in Brooklyn long before I was ever even a thought, I also learned so much about the chemistry behind baking, which helped me to overcome my fear of yeast.