What is another word for mandate bread?
Pronunciation: [mˈande͡ɪt bɹˈɛd] (IPA) 
Mandate bread, also known as war bread or victory bread, was a type of bread that was popular during World War I and II. Due to shortages of wheat and other ingredients, bakers were forced to come up with creative alternatives, resulting in the creation of mandate bread. Some synonyms for mandate bread include government bread, ration bread, and substitute bread. Other variations of this bread include potato bread, cornbread, and rice bread. While mandate bread may have been a necessity during times of war and scarcity, it has since become a reminder of the ingenuity and resourcefulness of people during difficult times.
