Baked bread. Didn't burn it.
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As a child, I read or heard somewhere that hot bread is unhealthful. Even as a kid, this seemed to me to be the most ridiculous of old wives tales so I ate up. Turns out that the belief is somewhat more recent than I'd imagined, only the 1700s. Even the one about buttering a cat's feet when you move to a new home is older than that! (And I believe that one religiously.)
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As a child, I read or heard somewhere that hot bread is unhealthful. Even as a kid, this seemed to me to be the most ridiculous of old wives tales so I ate up. Turns out that the belief is somewhat more recent than I'd imagined, only the 1700s. Even the one about buttering a cat's feet when you move to a new home is older than that! (And I believe that one religiously.)
Why Some People Respond to Stress by Falling Asleep
Watching a Laser Clean a Baking Tray is Surprisingly Satisfying
Brain scans show how LSD mimics mind of a baby
New Evidence on When Bible Was Written: Ancient Shopping Lists
A Map of the Brain Could Teach Machines to See Like You
Cubans embrace the English language as Cold War enmity fades
LOLWTF, Toronto?
The History Of How Los Angeles Became A City Of Palm Trees
Wealth of unsuspected new microbes expands tree of life
The Perilous Art of Iraqi Truffle Hunting
Teaching Neuroscience in Prison
Fetishizing family farms
How an internet mapping glitch turned a random Kansas farm into a digital hell
After the dodos were wiped out, almost all the specimens were lost – mostly due to outright carelessness.
Inequality linked to large, growing gap in lifespans
Director Brennan: CIA Won't Waterboard Again — Even if Ordered by Future President
Facial-Recognition Software Might Have a Racial Bias Problem
Study finds police fatally shoot unarmed black men at disproportionate rates
Condemned to 'private prison': the Brazilian women subjected to secret abuse
Shellfish behavior: US lobster industry at odds with Sweden
Fertilizer's legacy: Taking a toll on land and water
Denmark, a social welfare utopia, takes a nasty turn on refugees
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190 people in this Indiana town were diagnosed with HIV
