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Where do you get the best baguettes?
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The part baked ones from Iceland are nice (2 packs for £1 i think). And its best too cook them just under the time it says to.Hi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure - MSE ForumTeam0
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The Cuisine de France ones (also sold in Budgens) are pre made and just shoved in the oven at the store. They are nice when fresh but eat them the next day and they go hard! (although you can refresh them by sticking them in the oven for a few minutes).
I like M&S bakery ones - although not even M&S has a bakery - they are scrummy! :j
However, proper french sticks (ie in France) are always hard by the next day. It's cos there is no crap in them.
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I like the part baked bread from Aldi especially the ciabatta.0
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The Cuisine de France ones (also sold in Budgens) are pre made and just shoved in the oven at the store. They are nice when fresh but eat them the next day and they go hard! (although you can refresh them by sticking them in the oven for a few minutes).
I like M&S bakery ones - although not even M&S has a bakery - they are scrummy! :j
Our M&S has a bakery. My friend used to start at 7am baking for the store & cafe. Yummy!Cross Stitch Cafe Monthly Challenge Member #27
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bakers ovens are very pleasantonwards and upwards0
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marks and spencer for us too!!0
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It's strange as where I used to live Sainsburys baguettes were the best but our local Sainsburys here aren't so good. I just went into Tesco today and stocked up on fresh baguettes to put in the freezer. I cut them in half to get them in the freezer. Cook for 15 mins in the oven and they are lovely.0
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I like Sainsburys here.
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The best bread around has to be from Waitrose bread counter. You can't beat it. Tescos and Sainsburys doesn't come anywhere near it!0
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