For more info: Great Harvest Bread Company
We all learned so much about the history of bread, the grains that are grown and how they are processed, and how bread is made.
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Then we all got to make our own whole wheat breadsticks, even the parents, too.
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Jeremiah's such a sweetie. He made this adorable heart.
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Behind our table was the big revolving oven with bread continually being cycled into and out of it. The heat was a bit uncomfortable inside, but the aromas were incredible!
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A rack of fresh baked bread.
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Then our breadsticks were on their way into the oven.
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While our breadsticks were baking, we got to touch and taste whole wheat kernels, and freshly ground whole wheat flour.
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A photo taken outside of the store. We can't wait to go back and buy some more of that heavenly bread.
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2 comments:
We have a great harvest bread here as well. I don't know if it is the same company but the bread is so, so, so good. It is expensive but we love it. Can you tell? I am exploring your blogs. My younger sister home schools and well and she is always showing us what they are doing with little videos and such on our sisters blog (http://fuzisisters4.blogspot.com)
I will try to catch up on your sites....lots of reading to do.
This looks GREAT! What fun.
I love the home school feild trips.
Great pictures too!
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