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As the world change, so do we. The prices for the bare necessities of life is starting to affect many people. I was in the grocery store the other day and saw how the price of bread has gone up. I love to eat wheat bread in particular and thought that if the price is going up this high, I had better cut it out. Another thought was, no, I just can't cut out my bread! Wheat bread and 100% whole grains, offers a great source of fiber and other nutrients. If you are like myself, and just love bread, you can save money by buying in bulk at a store like Sam's or BJ's or make your own bread. If you have the need for bread, why not make some wheat pancakes or pancake mix of your choice, to serve with you dinner. It's easy, available, and delicious to eat. If you make some for breakfast, save one for supper. I remember my mother, who was a southern cook, would make "wholecake" bread on the weekends with simple flour, baking soda, salt and oil knead in a large round flat dough and placed in a frying pan with a little oil; cooked on both sides. It was quick and easy and very good. You can do the same thing with dough rolled out and placed in the oven. There you would get a type of pita bread used for many of the wrap sandwiches. With this type of homemade flatten dough, you can make pizza of your choice, or a breakfast omelet fillings on it. This type of bread can be used for dips and sauces at parties. Just cut it up in small pieces and place them on a dish around you sauces or dips. You can even use natural food color to give a little excitement to your bread. Kids love it! Biscuits and rolls can be made very simply and you can save some for another day by placing them in a plastic freezers bag and into the freezer. We live in a time where we are so pressed for time. However, what I know best, is to prepare for today, but also make and save a little for tomorrow and live a little easier. by Thelma Harcum stores.ebay.com/homedecorsandenterprises