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In World War II, rationing laws prohibited the sale of freshly-baked bread because "the tastiness of just-baked bread is likely to encourage people to eat it immoderately". Bread had to be at least 24 hours old before it was sold.
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The smell of fresh baked bread has been scientifically studied, discovering that the smell makes people more inclined to help each other
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Underground bulbs and young flower buds of mariposa lily were important part of diet of several tribes of Native Americans. Flower buds were consumed fresh, bulbs both fresh and thermally processed (boiled, roasted or baked).
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A Japanese company created a perfume intended to smell just like you are burying your face in your cat’s head, because the smell is akin to "fresh baked bread".
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Pizza Hut Made a Cologne So People Can Smell Like "Freshly Baked, Hand Tossed Dough"
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Anpanman, a superhero that feeds the hungry with chunks of his head. His head is a bean paste-filled bun and he can regain strength by replacing his old head with a freshly baked one.
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Some new knowledge :Fresh-baked fossils, cloud-seeding algae, and how ancient farmers braved global cooling
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Doctors can occasionally diagnose a disease by smell. Typhoid, for example, smells like freshly baked bread.
