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Rising to the occasion: Dr. Olindo Casullo's bread contains 30 per cent bran per loaf, compared to 9.5 per cent of fibre in regular whole wheat bread. A loaf weighs alomost a kilogram
Rising to the occasion: Dr. Olindo Casullo's bread contains 30 per cent bran per loaf, compared to 9.5 per cent of fibre in regular whole wheat bread. A loaf weighs alomost a kilogram

Rising to the occasion: Dr. Olindo Casullo's bread contains 30 per cent bran per loaf, compared to 9.5 per cent of fibre in regular whole wheat bread. A loaf weighs alomost a kilogram

Date6/13/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Rising to the occasion: Dr. Olindo Casullo's bread contains 30 per cent bran per loaf, compared to 9.5 per cent of fibre in regular whole wheat bread. A loaf weighs alomost a kilogram.
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