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A Toast to Tradition: National Bake Week and National Beer Day Collide

April blends National Bake Week (April 7-13) and National Beer Day (April 7). Celebrate home baking, from sourdough to ancient grains. For those avoiding beer, explore easy substitutions!

Replace lighter beers with chicken broth, ginger ale, white grape juice, or white wine. For darker beers, try beef broth, mushroom stock, apple juice, apple cider, root beer, or cola. Use Baker’s Math to maintain liquid balance. These alternatives work for tenderizing meats and activating leavening in breads. While not identical, minor adjustments can balance sweetness or salt. Enjoy delicious beer-free creations like Malted Root Beer Sourdough Bread!

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East Frisian Black Bread

Rye bread is a nutritious and flavorful alternative to wheat bread. Types include light, dark, marbled, and pumpernickel, with whole grain dark rye being the healthiest. Rich in fiber, iron, calcium, and other nutrients, rye supports immune, digestive, metabolic, and heart health, plus strong bones. Choose whole grain when shopping and enjoy it in various ways.

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REAL™ Bread Week: A Celebration of Sourdough, Crusty Loaves, and the Joy of Home Baking

Real Bread Week champions tradition, craftsmanship, and wholesome ingredients. Enjoy unmatched flavor, better digestibility, and nutrition. Celebrate by baking, supporting local bakeries (like Abigails Oven in Spanish Fork), attending workshops, sharing your loaves, and spreading the word! Join the online fun: #RealBreadWeek, #HomemadeBread, #BreadLovers, #ArtisanBakeries, #SupportLocalBakers. Celebrate real bread’s delicious simplicity!

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