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Re: Pizza for my daughter
From:
Don Marcotte <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 29 Nov 2001 01:53:37 -0700
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I almost said that *real* Italian bread doesn't have milk in it but backed
off because it was a blanket statement and probably somewhere in Italy they
put milk/cheese/butter in some bread.

In North America (I live in the northern part), a majority of breads have
dairy in them based on what I see in stores. Many are quite good but you
have to wonder why. I suspect it might be because dairy products are
relatively cheap.

Don


>Likewise I've never heard of milk in pizza dough, but then again, I'm in
>the
>UK and am perplexed about this whole milk in bread thing.

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