Answer: A
Jeweler
Credible · Smithsonian Institution
Otto Frederick Rohwedder, the 'father of sliced bread,' was a successful jeweler before dedicating his life to innovation. He used his expertise in precision watchmaking and tools to design the first automatic bread slicer. He even sold his three jewelry stores to fund the project. Despite a 1917 factory fire destroying his blueprints, he persevered until the first commercial sliced bread hit shelves in 1928.
Search 'Rohwedder bread slicer' to see the original 10-foot-long metal machine now housed in the Smithsonian. challenge your toast-loving friend — see if they can guess that the 'greatest thing since sliced bread' was actually invented by a jeweler.