whole wheat bread - Meaning in Sanskrit

whole wheat bread - Meaning in Sanskrit

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Definitions and Meaning of whole wheat bread in English

whole wheat bread noun

  1. bread made with whole wheat flour

What is whole wheat bread meaning in Sanskrit?

The word or phrase whole wheat bread refers to bread made with whole wheat flour. See whole wheat bread meaning in Sanskrit, whole wheat bread definition, translation and meaning of whole wheat bread in Sanskrit. Find whole wheat bread similar words, whole wheat bread synonyms. Learn and practice the pronunciation of whole wheat bread. Find the answer of what is the meaning of whole wheat bread in Sanskrit.

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