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Ebionites , who , like the later Roman church from the seventh century , used unleavened bread ) , and wine mingled with water . Ingredients varied , but methods of cooking were often the same : small cakes of unleavened dough were baked on a flat bakestone or a circular griddle in an open hearth . Most widely recognized in limiting biouvailability is the phytate content of predominately vegetable diets and those that use unleavened grain staples ( Torre et al. Zinc deficiency syndromes have been reported in adolescents , infants and , more recently , in school-age children . It is probable that Christ used unleavened bread at the institution of the Blessed Eucharist , because the Jews were not allowed to have leavened bread in their houses on the days of the Azymes . It was applied by the Greeks to the Latins , because the latter used unleavened bread in the celebration of the Eucharist . He invented the new name Azymites for the heresy of using unleavened bread ( azyma ) instead of common bread . Sometimes he would bake cakes of unleavened flour over the coals .