Definition: "Anthea," often translated as "Bread, bread," in English or Greek literature, is a literary term referring to an ancient Egyptian goddess associated with food and sustenance. She was known for her ability to create elaborate culinary feats from simple ingredients like herbs, spices, and vegetables. In popular culture, she has been depicted as the one who created the first cookbook, a key piece of evidence for the development of traditional Egyptian cuisine.
closed bracket.
what should be said.