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“Portugal’s barn”, the Alentejo’s nickname, comes from the old days when the plains were all covered in wheat and barley.<\/p>\n

Although the cereal culture has lost some ground to other cultures, such as cork oaks and olive trees, it still stands strong among them as the region’s symbol and a source of livelihood.
Barley is a cereal belonging to the wheat family, and it was, up until the rise of the latter, the most consumed by mankind. Well-known for its use in beer brewing, it is a versatile product also used in bread making, and its grains can be a part of delicious recipes. Do you know any other use for barley?<\/p> <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\t <\/div>\n\t \t<\/div>\n\t\t <\/div>\n\t \n\t<\/div>\n\t\n\t\t\n\t

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“Portugal’s barn”, the Alentejo’s nickname, comes from the old days when the plains were all covered in wheat and barley. <\/p>\n

Although the cereal culture has lost some ground to other cultures, such as cork oaks and olive trees, it still stands strong among them as the region’s symbol and a source of livelihood.
\nBarley is a cereal belonging to the wheat family, and it was, up until the rise of the latter, the most consumed by mankind. Well-known for its use in beer brewing, it is a versatile product also used in bread making, and its grains can be a part of delicious recipes. 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