>Once in awhile my grandsons will point to the bread in the grocery store and say..grandma why don't we ever buy real bread lol.
This can be a Teaching Moment! Explain that "real bread" is what you eat, not the crap the grocery store tries to pass off as bread.
This reminds me of one memory. My mother told me that when she was growing up that my grandmother baked all the bread the family used. Probably, one assumes, as a cost saving measure. My mother said that she envied the kids at school whose families got bread at the grocery store. Years later, of course, she realized the bread she got at home was much better. I assume her wish for the store bread was probably a social class thing--the better off families bought bread at the store type of thing.
Interestingly, perhaps, got into the habit of buying store bread later in life. I don't know if she stopped baking bread entirely, but my memory seems to suggest that when we visited, it was grocery store bread served. And, oh, yes, I remember one time when we found a supply of frozen bread dough in her freezer. (Bought at the grocery store. Plop in a pan, let thaw/rise IIRC, bake, and pretend you spent all day kneading! Some of that got baked, and wasn't as good as real home baked bread as I recall.)
