Method One for a Four-Strand Braid Is Excellent as a Finished

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True/False

Method One for a four-strand braid is excellent as a finished loaf. It can also be used as a border for decorative work, as a handle for a dough basket, as a wreath, and so on. Method Two for a four-strand braid produces a flat braid that is not necessarily best suited for sliced bread. It works very well when used as the base for a tiered braid.

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