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...........if god was bread, she would be pumpernickle, and just saying pumpernickle, pumpernickle, pumpernickle
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The correct spelling is pumpernickel.

p-u-m-p-e-r-n-i-c-k-e-l


Pumpernickel.


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...........if god was bread, she would be pumpernickle, and just saying pumpernickle, pumpernickle, pumpernickle
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Really, I thought it was pumpernickel?
I love a good Reuben made with Pumpernickel. Nom nom nom.
I'm surprised nobody has slathered it with that SBR goo......




































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my rye kicks your pumpernickel's butt!


is "marble rye" regular rye and pump swirled up?
Big fat yeast roll, FTW!
my rye kicks your pumpernickel's butt!


is "marble rye" regular rye and pump swirled up?
I'm pretty sure it's light and dark swirled....but I could be worng, ask Jerry Seinfeld.
sourdough rye is really the bread of breads though. i could live of that stuff... well at least if it was enriched correctly.
Pumpernickel raped my mother.
does that make you a marble rye?
I'm pretty sure it's light and dark swirled....but I could be worng, ask Jerry Seinfeld.
found my own answer...
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/emeril-lagasse/marble-rye-recipe/index.html

yes indeed, it is pump and regular rye.
found my own answer...
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/emeril-lagasse/marble-rye-recipe/index.html

yes indeed, it is pump and regular rye.

oh, very interesting.
lol @ the "bread thread"
From the Merriam-Webster online dictionary:

Main Entry: pum·per·nick·el

Pronunciation: \ˈpəm-pər-ˌni-kəl\

Function: noun

Etymology: German, from pumpern to break wind + Nickel goblin; from its reputed indigestibility

Date: 1756

Definition: a dark coarse sourdough bread made of unbolted rye flour

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Pumpernickel raped my mother.


The bread had to get its yeast somehow...
The bread had to get its yeast somehow...
oh snap!
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