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July 7, 1928: What Was The Greatest Thing Before Sliced Bread?
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2:56Now PlayingOn July 7, 1928, bread that was presliced, wrapped in paper or cellophane, and sold like that to the consumer in bakeries and grocery stores first made its debut.
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