Valentine's Day: Love, Bread, and Shared Moments

Bread has always been a part of our lives. It is tradition, it is home, and it is the food that unites us from generation to generation. No matter where in the world, there is always a type of bread that accompanies the table, that is shared with family, and that marks special moments.

In every culture, bread is a symbol of unity and affection. From recipes passed down from grandparents to grandchildren, to childhood snacks of bread and chocolate, traditional breads from Spain have always been there, forming part of those special moments. Even the act of fermenting bread reflects patience and dedication, much like relationships that grow over time. And on Valentine's Day, a day that celebrates love in all its forms, bread also has its place.

No extravagant gift is needed when a simple gesture says it all: sharing breakfast bread with someone special, making a sandwich for your children, or simply enjoying together the aroma and warmth of freshly baked bread. Furthermore, small details like experimenting with sourdough bread recipes, which, like the moments shared with family, improve and enrich over time, make bread an essential element of our daily lives.

This Valentine's Day, let's remember that love is not only celebrated in words, but in actions, in sharing what we are with others. Like a good loaf of bread, love is baked in the warmth of the moments lived together.