Bread!

How did they make bread in the good ole days where wheat was the staple?

Depends on the culture in question, but generally if unleavened, something like mixing with water and oil and making a flatbread to bake or grill.

If leavened, then made in a variety of ovens.

And wheat wasn't ubiquitous or the only staple grain btw.

wheat is still the staple

Usually you mix flour and water, then you throw it in the oven. Have you never made bread before?

I’d like today which were the first cultures in Europe to make bread ovens

Must have sucked having to deal with wheat instead of simply having potatoes.

>not making sourdough

>mix flour and water
>then don't put it in the oven quite yet

First guy to make bread must have been fucking ecstatic though

Anthropologists think it was invented by accident.
>Me Grug
>Me make porridge.
>Me forget porridge over fire.
>Why porridge hard???
>Oh, I can still eat it.

That's it?