Baker
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A baker is someone who bakes and sells bread, cakes and similar foods. The place where the baker works is called a bakehouse, bakeshop or bakery.
The first group of people to bake bread were ancient Egyptians, c 8000 BCE.
In modern commercial baking, the baker usually does not create or mix raw materials and is reduced to purely baking and selling. Raw materials (dough, etc.) are shipped from larger bakery companies with an "assembly line".
- Baker's yeast is a leavening agent.
- A baker's dozen is a group of thirteen things (an old-fashioned expression). (See Bakers' Company for an explanation of the phrase)
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Disambiguation
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Place Names
Baker is (part of) the name of some places including
- Baker, California
- Baker, Louisiana
- Baker, Montana
- Baker, Missouri
- Mount Baker is situated in Washington state.
- Baker Island is an uninhabited atoll in the Pacific.
- Baker Street is a street in London, England. See also Baker Street tube station and The Baker Street Irregulars (Sherlock Holmes).
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Songs
- Baker Street is a song by Gerry Rafferty.
- Ma Baker is a 1970s song by Boney M.
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People
For people whose surname is or was Baker see People named Baker; especially prominent examples include:
- Carroll Baker
- Cheryl Baker
- Chet Baker
- Ginger Baker
- James Baker
- Josephine Baker
- LaVern Baker
- Mary Baker Eddy
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Other
- Baker v. Carr and Baker v. Vermont were court cases in the United States.
- Ned Baker is a metasyntactic variable.
- Baker is the code-name for a series of training exercises conducted by the United States Army and several Asian countries.de:Bäcker
