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Otto Frederick Rohwedder




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recipecircus/ ann ring


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Otto Frederick Rohwedder has been called the father of sliced bread.


He worked for many years on developing a bread slicer, starting in 1912. His firsts efforts met with resistance from bakers, who informed him that the sliced bread would quickly go stale.

By 1928, Rohwedder had finally designed a slicer that would also wrap the bread. A baker in Battle Creek, Michigan was the first to begin using his machine.


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