Re: *** BREAD : THE MOVIE ***

I can't recall ever going to a bakery on a school trip.

We did the science centers, museums and nature places.

We did have a small family run bakery in the town I grew up in.  Can't
say I recall either if they baked bread ... I only noticed the
cookies, pastries and cakes ... as I was just a kid at the time.

On May 12, 10:36=A0am, Jsteam <fftN...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Mrs. Barid's Bread for us
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> DavidL <Dvd...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> : On May 12, 9:11?am, "Robert Lewis" <n5...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> :> We (in San Antonio, TX) would take our field trip to the Butter Crust
> :> Bakery. ?They'd give us free paper book covers with the Butter Crust
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go &
> :> name all over them. ?We, being ornerly boys, erased the "er" & made
it =
"Butt
> :> Crust". ? Well, we thought we were funny at the time.
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> :> ?Robert in Tennessee
> :>:> "DavidL" <Dvd...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> :> > Reminds me of the bread factory they used to take us to visit on
> :> > school field trip.
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> : It was Colonial Bakery for me.
> : I don't know if it even exists anymore.