2. Bread from the Heart
Bread is one of the oldest
prepared foods in the world.
It is about 6,000 years old.
Bread has also a significance
beyond mere nutrition in the
West and the Middle East
because of is history.
3. Bread from the Heart
Bread provides our bodies
with energy and
carbohydrates.
They comprise the largest
part the world´s food
source.
In each region of the
world, bread has
traditionally been made
from the grains native to
the area.
4. Bread from the Heart
The World Health
Organization recommends
that people eat 50Kg of
bread per year.
5. Bread from the Heart
If ONE loaf of bread weighs
about 500 gr, each one of
us consumes around 200
loaves of bread per year.
IF a small percentage of
the price of bread is
reverted to ONGs, there
will be billions of dollars to
help those in need.
6. Bread from the Heart
Breaking bread definition:
To engage in a
comfortable, friendly
interaction. Originally, the
term was literal, meaning that
a loaf of bread would be
broken to share and eat; a
casual meal among
associates. To break bread is
to affirm
trust, confidence, and comfort
with an individual or group of
people. Breaking bread has a
notation of friendliness and
informality, derived from the
original meaning regarding
sharing the loaf.
7. Bread from the Heart
Buying bread will become
associated with:
HELPING and SHARING
Socially, bread will increase
its value.
8. Bread from the Heart
A LITTLE SHARING
BECOMES A HUGE HELP
9. Bread from the Heart
Donate Through Bread!
Help the World become a
better place!
“Let there be work,bread,
water and salt for all”
Nelson Mandela
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