I like the shape of their bread loaves, they’re really appetizing.
RedPandaReturns on
Bit overdone I think
VelvetRipples on
wow, it’s crazy to see something from so long ago! i never thought i’d find old bread so fascinating.
caleeky on
Hadn’t seen that before; thanks for sharing. I like that you can immediately guess that this may have been intended to be sold by the slice, or otherwise cutting bread was a pain (heh).
Pyrochazm on
Recipe?
Montaigne314 on
Would be the final boss for L.A. Beast.
jaiho1985 on
Why did the archaeologist break up with his girlfriend in Pompeii?
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I like the shape of their bread loaves, they’re really appetizing.
Bit overdone I think
wow, it’s crazy to see something from so long ago! i never thought i’d find old bread so fascinating.
Hadn’t seen that before; thanks for sharing. I like that you can immediately guess that this may have been intended to be sold by the slice, or otherwise cutting bread was a pain (heh).
Recipe?
Would be the final boss for L.A. Beast.
Why did the archaeologist break up with his girlfriend in Pompeii?
Because she was frozen in the past!
Pretty sure this was some yummy bread.
A little stale is nice with jam
In Germany we call this “Zwieback”
Crusty
57282284758 second rule.
You can try baking your own panis quadratus:
[Tasting History with Max Miller – Panis Quadratus](https://youtu.be/Sw2qrt6tOKw?si=MwOxoT9_6_6cgFfl)
It looks pretty much the same as the first time I tried to make bread
I don’t see any olive oil for dipping
Man I thought these were mushrooms at first glance
Anybody else think burnt brownies
Looks like good dwarf bread – see terry pratchett
Pompernickel Bread?
Oh damn, first glance I thought this was /r/stupidfood.
True Roman bread for true Romans!
Proto-pizza
still fresher than my school dinner used to be
Dr Jo Ball is running an in-person Continuing Education course at the University of Liverpool this semester about the Imperial Roman Army.
[The Army Of The Caesars](https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/continuing-education/choose-your-course/historical-studies/ancient-worlds/thearmyofceasars/)
I read that as over baked and was like you don’t say.