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🌎Tritordeum: From a Patagonian discovery to a golden cereal for bread, beer, and pasta

Introduction Tritordeum is an innovative cereal born from the crossing of wild barley (Hordeum chilense) and durum wheat, developed through conventional plant breeding. This article showcases images from our Patagonian expeditions and recounts the scientific and human story behind its creation, its nutritional traits (notably its high lutein content), and its technological potential in baking, malting/brewing, and pasta. 1) Patagonia: in search of Tritordeum’s mother In the late 20th […]

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🥖 Saint Honoré: The Patron Saint of Bakers and the Legacy He Left Behind

Every profession has its patron — a figure whose story and values capture the spirit of the craft. For bakers and pastry chefs around the world, that figure is Saint Honoré. Each year on May 16th, bakers honor the legacy of this 6th-century French bishop whose name has become synonymous with flour, faith, and finesse.

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