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 \n2.How are hard pretzels made?  \n3.What comes before twisting pretzels?  \n4.Why does a pretzel factory needworkers?  \nThink of a food you like to eat at home.Write a list of things you need to makethe food.Then write the steps you haveto follow to make it.  \nPhoto Credits  \nFront Cover John E.Kelly/FoodPix;2 Photo Collection Alexander Alland,Sr./Corbis;4(1)James Baigrie/FoodPix;4(r)JeffGreenberg/Alamy;6(1)Courtesy of Snyder's of Hanover;6(r)Andre Jenny/Alamy;7 Zute Lightfoot/Alamy  \nIllustrations by Paul Sharp","cbCainMFaNsgGPoJ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainMFaNsgGPoJ","pdf",2569422,12,"English","# Homemade Pretzels\n## What You Need\n## Pretzel Factory\n## A Pretzel Tale","[{\"question\":\"What is the main idea of the guide?\",\"answer\":\"The guide teaches readers about pretzel history and provides a simple recipe for making homemade pretzels at home.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you make hard pretzels according to the story?\",\"answer\":\"A boy who watched the pretzels baking fell asleep, and the pretzels baked all night until they became very hard. 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