BY: LAUREL BLACK
From baguettes to pitas, tortillas to Chinese mantou, bread boasts a long history of providing more than physical sustenance. To break bread together is to form connections that transcend cultural and linguistic boundaries, said Giuseppe Biagini, founder of the International Traditional Knowledge Institute.
That made the Italian native's stop at a local bakery this week all the more appropriate.
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