On July 7, 1928, the Chillicothe Baking Company of Chillicothe, Missouri, sold the first pre-sliced, commercially available bread, revolutionizing how bread was consumed.

The inventor of sliced bread, Otto Frederick Rohwedder, created a machine that could slice bread while preserving its freshness, making it a breakthrough in baking and convenience.

Public reaction was overwhelmingly positive, as families and homemakers embraced the convenience, and the phrase 'the best thing since sliced bread' began to emerge to express innovation.

Sliced bread drastically changed the baking industry, prompting other bakers to follow suit and offering consumers an easier way to make sandwiches and toast.

The introduction of sliced bread is often considered among the most impactful achievements of the 20th century in terms of daily life convenience.

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