Favourite Bread

[Hayee]

Gotta be Hovis best of both, used to be that with the invisible crust but it is no more

 

[Rugby Toffee]

Gotta be Hovis best of both, used to be that with the invisible crust but it is no more

or the Kingsmill equivalent 50/50.

 

[heatmeiser]

This. All day long.

 

[devonblue]

tiger bread is by far superior to these imitation breads

 

[heatmeiser]

Tiger bread is dreadful, it's just air filled supermarket 'bread' that has been painted with a paste that cracks the crust as it bakes.

Obviously homebaked bread is the winner, but nobody makes that everyday. Apart from possibly old people, and maybe the unemployed.

 

[Sharpys top lip]

This. All day long.

Gotta be Hovis best of both, used to be that with the invisible crust but it is no more

Right on the money with these two.....

well in guys...

 

[NeoNaoNeo]

Kingsmill 50/50 white, amazing

 

[Whitebootman]

Homemade is the best when we've got time and can be bothered, will bake more when I'm old and retired.

I like Tesco Rye bread for sandwiches, has to be fresh though.

Kingsmill 50/50 is ok toasted.

 

[monty]

Homemade is the best when we've got time and can be bothered, will bake more when I'm old and retired.

I like Tesco Rye bread for sandwiches, has to be fresh though.

Kingsmill 50/50 is ok toasted.

This, the remainder is [Poor language removed]

 

[best little spaniard]

Tiger bread is dreadful, it's just air filled supermarket 'bread' that has been painted with a paste that cracks the crust as it bakes.

Obviously homebaked bread is the winner, but nobody makes that everyday. Apart from possibly old people, and maybe the unemployed.

I'm hurt here.

 

[Brownie]

This is a joke? Clearly FRESHLY BAKED BREAD FROM THE SUPERMARKET.

 

[heatmeiser]

Maybe fresh baked bread from a baker.

Or your oven.

Supermarkets sell floury air. Probably injected with a nice smell.

 

[DENNIS STEVENS]

Maybe fresh baked bread from a baker.

Or your oven.

Supermarkets sell floury air. Probably injected with a nice smell.

This

 

[best little spaniard]

What about a breadmaker?

We used to get bread from our local shop, which got it from a local baker, but they shut so we bought a breadmaker.

A loaf a day. If you get it right, you get it really right.

Get it wrong, its a bit dry and chewy.

 

[heatmeiser]

What about a breadmaker?

We used to get bread from our local shop, which got it from a local baker, but they shut so we bought a breadmaker.

A loaf a day. If you get it right, you get it really right.

Get it wrong, its a bit dry and chewy.

I had one of those - probably still have somewhere - it was just a nightmare to get the loaf out if the tin thing. The best thing about it was the way you could dump all the ingredients in it last thing at night, set it for 5am and wake up to freshly baked bread in the morning. Joyous..... if i could get the [Poor language removed] thing out.

I'm obsessed with making my own bagels and oatcakes at the moment. Both amazing.