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Households in the UK buy 11 million loaves of bread a day. Yet mass-produced bread is often stripped of nutrients and packed with additives; a single slice can contain more salt than a bag of crisps. Xanthe Clay reveals the worst offenders – and how to spot a good loaf.
Chris
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