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01-26-2015, 12:43 PM
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I guess this is off-topic, but what the heck was "homogenized" bread anyway? Applied to Borden milk, of course, homogenized meant simply complete mixing of the cream and milk, but there's no separation of any bread ingredients, so did Bond just appropriate the term because if it was useful in selling milk, why not slap it on the bread?
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