Should Italian bread or french pastries be capitalized in a sentence?
Neither "Italian bread" nor "French pastries" need to be capitalized in a sentence.
Here's why:
* General Types: These terms refer to general categories of food and are not specific brand names or proper nouns.
* Adjectives: "Italian" and "French" are adjectives describing the origin of the bread and pastries, not proper nouns.
Examples:
* I love the crust on a good Italian bread.
* The bakery has a wide selection of delicious French pastries.
Exceptions:
* If referring to a specific brand or named product, you would capitalize it, such as: "I bought a loaf of La Brea Bakery's Italian Bread."
* If using the term as part of a proper noun, you would capitalize it, such as: "I tried a French pastry called a Napoleon."
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