Historical journey of bread
In ancient times, humanity consumed bread, but it was not like today. At that time, grains were ground on stones, mixed with water, and cooked on hot stones. Its shape and taste were like flatbread. In ancient Egypt, yeast was used to make bread more delicious. Nowadays, bread is available in different types, such as whole grain, brown, multigrain and milk bread.
Unique Village of Golden Bread
Did you know that a special type of bread is made in Algatocin, a small village in Spain? It is called ‘Golden’ bread, which looks like jewelery because it is decorated with gold and silver. Its price is so high that you can buy a premium iPhone for it.
This bread is made at the Pan Pina Bakery in Algatocin, run by Juan Manuel Moreno, according to the World Record Academy. His family has been making bread the traditional way for 70 years, but Gold Leaf Bread has brought them international recognition.
Features of Golden Bread
According to British media, this bread is created specifically for the Costa del Sol, Russia, the Middle East and wealthy clients in the luxury hotel industry. It uses edible 24-karat gold dust and gold leaf.
Gold Bread has won the title of the world’s most expensive bread and has also been registered on the World Records platform.
Flavor and Ingredients
This bread is not made with just flour and water; It also includes many other ingredients. Its special recipe adds 250 mg of gold and silver dust and flakes. Apart from this, it also contains premium quality organic flour and high quality honey.
Those who have tasted it say that its texture is smooth and it has a slight sweetness. Although gold and silver do not have any special taste, they give it a royal look and unique crunch.
price of bread
According to the World Records Academy, the price of 400 grams of Gold Leaf Bread is around 117 Euros or approximately Rs 12,520. It contains about 250 mg of edible gold dust, which is worth about 10,701 rupees (100 euros).
The total price of this special premium gold-silver bread is said to be more than 1300 Euros, which comes to approximately Rs 1.39 lakh in Indian Rupees, making it one of the most expensive breads in the world.
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