salamande(?): name of bread
Last weekend, I had a delicious bread, whose name was Sal-ra-man-d. Since English is not my native language, its name was written in non-english. It sounds like french. But I don't know its exact name. It is somewhat like a pound cake, with some cheese flavor. I think it is made of cream cheese. Is here anyone who knows its origin, or its original name. It is very hard to google what this bread really is.
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According to this Korean blog post it is Salamande bread, and the packaging calls it "Taste of Europe". You know Koreans love a good European bakery.
Salamande is also covered in this blog post as well.
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What is a salamander in the food chain?
Salamanders are essential to the animal food chain. Their role as predators of a myriad of arthropods is instrumental in maintaining the health of forests by regulating the population of these small organisms. Salamanders also provide food to numerous organisms in the animal food chain, thus promoting their survival.Do olms eat?
They feed on insect larvae, small crabs, and snails, which they swallow whole. Olms can consume large amounts of food at once and store nutrients in the liver. When food is scarce, they reduce their metabolic activity and even reabsorb their own tissues. Experiments show they can live up to 10 years without food.What does a olm look like?
Having adapted to live in dark, wet caves, olms lack pigment in their bodies, making them appear milky white, and are blind, thanks to poorly developed eyes. They also breathe through distinctive reddish, frilly gills, in addition to having functioning lungs, unlike most amphibians that move out of the water as adults.What do salamanders eat?
Salamanders eat many small animals, from insects to spiders to worms. They consume several creatures that people consider pests including slugs, mosquito larvae, and flies. They will also sometimes eat other salamanders.Yonny Bread - WHAT THE SALAMANDER SAID.
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