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Salt Free Bread?
coshboy
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Does anyone know if you can buy salt free bread anywhere?
I know I could make it, but it's for my dad who lives 400 miles away.
I know I could make it, but it's for my dad who lives 400 miles away.
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I don't believe I've ever seen it in supermarkets, but sometimes good Italian delis will sell pane toscano, which is a salt-free bread (or it's sometimes called pane senza sale). Or, if you look for a decent quality handmade bread that's been given a long rise it'll generally be much, much lower in salt than a bog-standard supermarket loaf.0
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Ocado has it - Crosta & Mollica pane toscana, saltless, made in Toscana (Tuscany) 250g currently on offer 1.51 to 09/10 also other cheaper ones but doesn't say whether they are saltless you'd have to call customer services for more info.0
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