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| Santa Barbara News Press, Feb. 10, 1972. |
Weber's Bread was founded in 1908. Kudos to the ad agency for using a photo of Houdini from that very year—unless that was just a happy coincidence.
While Weber's bakery went out of business a few years ago, you can still buy bread with the Weber's name and distinctive checkerboard packaging.
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He may have eaten Weber's Bread when he was on the West Coast touring or working on films. I would love to know what products were in the kitchen cabinets at 278.
ReplyDeleteJust read your comment Leo. Sorry. - Abby Martin
DeleteI remember wonder bread! My mom also liked it too! I think Harry might have not liked wonder bread though. Correct me if I’m wrong. - Abby Martin
ReplyDeleteDid I say wonder bread? I did didn’t I. My apologies. So sorry. - Abby Martin
DeleteAll I ate as a kid was Wonder Bread. I didn't even know there was any other kind of bread! Haha. I guess it was pretty bad for us. I'm now all about sourdough bread from Trader Joes.
DeleteI love sourdough! It’s so yummy. I like dipping mine into olive oil. It’s so good with olive oil! Whole grain is great too. I love toasting mine. - Abby Martin
DeleteI'm sure he ate sliced bread. The bread and butter custard he ate for dessert was baked on sliced bread.
ReplyDeleteThat’s a classic, wish it came out a little better.
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