Zwieback

On the other hand, words of unlike syllables, like "Zwieback" (biscuit),

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10 A.M. "Zwieback" and Cream 1 piece "zwieback" and 1 tablespoonful cream

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My partner, the late Albert Zwieback, approves of what I am about to say.

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See, Alan Zwieback came to me in a dream and told me to push the button.

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When the intended recipients of Zwieback shipped from Russia could not be found, the committee placed these shipments at the disposal of the welfare committee.

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I finally figured out that that Zwieback toast was for grown ups.

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Zwieback is dry, toasty-cracker things that babies like to nom on.

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However, you got one thing wrong… Zwieback does not mean regurgitated bread.

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However, Russian Mennonites know Zwieback as the traditional tall, soft, double-stacked bun—a small bun on the bottom with an even smaller bun placed on top—that is served at all festive occasions.

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Most Americans know Zwieback the word is German for “twice-baked” as a rusk-type bread that is first baked as a loaf, then sliced and toasted.

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