Hollywood Diet Bread Turns Calories to Trim Flavor
Baldridge Bakery at 1821 Ave. N offers Hollywood Diet Bread claimed to cut calories while preserving bread flavor. The new loaf promises a lighter option for diners watching calories.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1967
Page
5
Baldridge Bakery at 1821 Ave. N offers Hollywood Diet Bread claimed to cut calories while preserving bread flavor. The new loaf promises a lighter option for diners watching calories.
Eureka tale traces Hollywood Diet Bread from a Chicago restaurant idea in 1936 to Schafer Bakeries Detroit producing the first loaf in 1938 and its rise to a national franchised dietary bread sold in all 50 states and Canada. It notes Elam Mills in Broadview Illinois making the vegetable flour mix and Lubbock's Baldridge Bakery baking the recipe with regional distribution and advertising in major magazines.
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The American Lutheran Church is studying women's ordination. The Church Council also asked the Lutheran Council USA to consider the issue for member churches. Traditionally Lutherans in the United States have not ordained women, though some European churches have in recent years.
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