Bread was the primary staple food back then. It probably would be better if it said “give us this day, our daily Ben & Jerry’s...”

I kind of like the sharing of food in a somewhat ritual manner, for example birthday cakes, wedding cakes, brunch... I see it as a social thing, not religious. What do you think?

Rather than thanking the Invisible, Imaginary Sky Daddy who actually does Sweet F**k All, thank the farmers that grow the grain, the Millers who mill the grain into flour, the transport system/s who take the flour from the Mills to the Wholesalers, the Wholesalers who sell it to the shops/stores, etc, the Bakers who buy the Flour, then mix it with water, etc, etc, knead it, then bake it in hot ovens to turn that dough into BREAD.
And, exactly the same goes for the rest of EVERY single meal you and I eat.

That's just stupid, any food on my table is because I bought it or grew it.

I thank thee for the baker that made this bread while you sat on your ass...

You thank the person who made the meal.

What is Jimmy John's? Isn't that like Subway? So. Is it really bread? Have you checked the sugar content?

Lord, we cleared this land.
We plowed it, sowed it, and harvest it. We cook the harvest. It wouldn't be here and we wouldn't be eating it if we hadn't done it all ourselves. We worked dog-bone hard for every crumb and morsel, but we thank you Lord just the same for the food we're about to eat, amen

I liked the dinner prayer that Jimmy Stewart gave on the movie Shannondoah.

Jesus broke the last bread with friends including with Judas and Jesus was then hanged.

Boycott JJ, the trophy hunter.

During the middle ages , when that particular prayer was written , the majority , (the serfs) often had only bread as a meal , particularly in thw inter months , so the term then , was equal to a meal for them .