wheat bread

collocation in English

meaningsofwheatandbread

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wheat
noun[U]
uk
/wiːt/us
/wiːt/
a plant whose yellowish-brown grain is used for making flour, or the ...
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bread
noun[U]
uk
/bred/us
/bred/
a food made from flour, water, and usually yeast, mixed together ...
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(Definition ofwheatandbreadfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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There was also sorghumwheatbread, which is inedible to people with western tastes, as it scratches and hurts when one swallows it.
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The product priced is described as whitewheatbreadbut a detailed definition of the article is not available.
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Not a single penny is paid by any agriculturist, except so far as he happens to be a consumer ofwheatbread.
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Variations of the sandwich include the substitution ofwheatbreadand the addition of various sweet, salty and savory ingredients.
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Wholewheatbreadis extremely hard to find in the major cities, but more common (and often cheaper) in rural towns.
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In most bakeries and shops, whitewheatbreadloafs (typically 600 grams) are sold.
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The bakery was established in 1946, and is best known for itswheatbread.
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Bread was traditionally baked from rye flour, and only the wealthy could affordwheatbread.
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Deamidated gliadin is also found in foods that have added gluten, such aswheatbread, food pastes.
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In the 20th century the generalization ofwheatbreadreduced the consumption of talo, which started to only be eaten in special occasions.
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A staple diet for the average labouring class worker was potatoes,wheatbread, tea or coffee, porridge and meat was small part of the diet.
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Breads used in the preparation of barbecue sandwiches include white bread, hamburger buns, wholewheatbreadand even rye bread.
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These breads have a rougher composition and a stronger taste thanwheatbread, and can thus be stored for longer periods of time.
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The consumption of bread products of various kinds has increased since the 1990s and wholegrain bread andwheatbreadare the most popular.
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The consumption of bread products of various kinds has increased since the 1990s, and wholegrain bread andwheatbreadare the most popular.
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