What Replaced Iodine in Bread and Why?
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5 min read
In the 1960s, a slice of commercial bread provided a significant portion of the recommended daily iodine intake, but by 1980, this practice was largely abandoned in the United States and elsewhere. This shift begs the question: what replaced iodine in bread, and what are bakers using today to achieve consistent results in modern, high-speed production?
