Sun, 9 October 2005 Join Liz as she travels to Kirton Bakery and meets Mervin Austin who bakes his own bread in an oven that took two weeks to reach its operating temperature, and where every loaf is hand made from specialist flours ground in the adjoining windmill. Here its still possible to have bread made from Spelt - the grain the Romans ate and that dates back to prehistory.Comments[21] |

Join Liz as she travels to Kirton Bakery and meets Mervin Austin who bakes his own bread in an oven that took two weeks to reach its operating temperature, and where every loaf is hand made from specialist flours ground in the adjoining windmill. Here its still possible to have bread made from Spelt - the grain the Romans ate and that dates back to prehistory.