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janiebaby29
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Hubbie likes white and i like wholemeal and granary .
Any recs would be appreciated and what ones to avoid !!
Thanks !!!!!
Any recs would be appreciated and what ones to avoid !!
Thanks !!!!!
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I don't use a breadmaker but my family loves Allinson's Seed and Grain Flour. It makes a scrummy nutty tasting loaf. For wholemeal loaves I just use a supermarket own brand wholemeal bread flour but I always make it with at least a third white flour so that it rises well. I use a supermarket own brand white bread flour too.
The yeast I use is Dove's Farm Quick Yeast. it's the same stuff as the kind that comes in sachets but with much less packaging;)0 -
I can second the vote for Allinson's flours - they do some really nice ones that are a bit different to the standard wholemeal or white - their barley one is particularly scrummy (if a bit difficult to find - I only know one place that sells it).
For sandwiches I tend to use half brown flour, half white - it's pretty much the best of both worlds, I find! I've been using Asda's own brand yeast for the past few months, because that's all I could get last time I needed some - I know a few people on here reckon it's rubbish but I've had no problems.Back after a very long break!0 -
Hi there
I use half Lidl's white bread flour and half any shop brand wholemeal bread flour and always add a couple of handfuls of my seed mix which consists of sunflower, golden linseed and poppy seeds.
It makes a lovely light loaf with plenty of flavour and a bit of bite from the seeds.
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thriftlady wrote: »The yeast I use is Dove's Farm Quick Yeast. it's the same stuff as the kind that comes in sachets but with much less packaging;)
I've got that yeast.
I'm on my second bag of flour, I can't remember what the first loaf was - it was a branded bag, but not Hovis, kicking myself now I can't remember (it "might" have been Allisons premium).
Then I bought the large 3kg Allisons & the bread isn't as white & soft.
I bought Waitrose own brand of white bread flour to try next.
Any white recommendations that produce soft white (cloud like) bread.0 -
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The yeast I use is Dove's Farm Quick Yeast. it's the same stuff as the kind that comes in sachets but with much less packaging;)[/QUOTE]
3rd vote for this yeast its the only yeast that lakeland sell and its very good
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I've used Allisons and Mr Ts own brand and both were okay both white and wholemeal. I've been using own brand powdered yeast sachets and it works out at about half a sachet for each loaf. I think there were 8 packets in the box.GC Jan £318/£350, Feb £221.84/£300, Mar £200.00/£250 Apr £201.05/£200 May £199.61/£200 June £17.25/£200
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I find Dove's flour the best and also use the orange packets of Dove's yeast.0
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I use Allisons yeast and Allisons country grain flour..I think thats what its called, its in a brown bag. I used to use Hovis but our Morrisons only stocks Allisons now, not even an own brand bread flour. I've never had a problems with it.0
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i use lidil flour and doves yeast (orange packet )from mr t . lasts ages
i sometimes mix lidl flour with wholemeal for a change .
i used to buy tesco own but had a run of poor loaves no problem with lidls though0 -
I use asda own brand strong white flour and allisons yeast. Had very good results so far.0
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