Nena

“In any case, they still want the bread at the end of the process, but are annoyed that there isn’t enough for the whole farmyard and because it’s a bit too crusty around the edges and why didn’t she do a gluten-free version? Whatever: the hen has made rubbish bread and it just goes to show that while everyone should have bread, no one should ever make bread again. Obviously in this version the hen still allows everyone to eat the rubbish bread – she’s a feminist – but no one wants the recipe from her. Years later, long after she’s been made into roast dinner, the remaining animals think it would be nice to have bread again, but no one knows how to make it. The moral of this story is that it’s a pity the hen was such a bitch.”
― Victoria Dutchman-Smith, Hags: The Demonisation of Middle-Aged Women