BREAD

ZedZeeZet said:

Piqued my interest so I had to look that up.
Seemed he had good intentions. Not sure he can be blamed for the advice they have given over the last 50 years or so though.

'In his letter, the novelist – who most famously wrote 'The Time Machine' and 'The War of the Worlds' - stated that the newly created charity’s aim was to ensure that everyone in the UK could gain access to insulin, whatever their financial situation.'

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Yes you are probably right but just seemed to me that it is ironic that even after all that time they still seem to be into Sci Fi

The first attraction of grain was that it made beer, not bread - apparently.
The earliest known gathering place of Humankind had several pits which would hold water, and they had silica spicules in the bottom, most likely from grain which was fermented in the pits.