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RefNoCMB/73/22
LevelItem
TitleReport, 'The Digestibility of Breads'
Date1918
DescriptionPrepared by the Food Committee. Gives the history of the milling standard -- studies on the dietetic effects of higher milling standards -- the digestibility of such breads in experimental tests -- tables on nitrogen balance in diet of higher milled breads -- detailed reports on experiments undertaken in prisons in Glasgow and various factory settings, with the patients' responses, including a petition from 61 employees of the West Riding Chemical Co asking to be allowed to keep the wholemeal [higher milling standard] bread.
Extent36pp
FormatPrinted documents
AccessStatusOpen
RelatedMaterialMS/527/10/7
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