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greencreeper 19-07-2004 22:23

Re: Fat in bread
 
I dunno :no: I return to this thread and find that it's turned into a Women's Guild meeting. A load of "men" discussing bread recipes. Cars, football, beer, bread recipes :erm:

I checked on Greggs - they have big factories that make stuff and it's "finished" in store. So I guess their bready is fatty too :( Bakers Oven (also owned by Greggs) do tend to have in-store bakeries - so maybe there's some hope.

Chris 19-07-2004 22:28

Re: Fat in bread
 
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Originally Posted by greencreeper
I dunno :no: I return to this thread and find that it's turned into a Women's Guild meeting. A load of "men" discussing bread recipes. Cars, football, beer, bread recipes :erm:

Join us, brother. You know you want to. :ghugs:

Quote:

I checked on Greggs - they have big factories that make stuff and it's "finished" in store. So I guess their bready is fatty too :( Bakers Oven (also owned by Greggs) do tend to have in-store bakeries - so maybe there's some hope.
You see, the only way to take control of your bread is to make your own. I've just loaded up my trusty Panasonic with the ingredients for a 50% wholemeal loaf. I will be awakened tomorrow morning to the delicious smell of fresh baked bread wafting up the stairs. :drool: :D

danielf 19-07-2004 22:33

Re: Fat in bread
 
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Originally Posted by Chris T
You see, the only way to take control of your bread is to make your own.

The only way to take control of your bread is to make your own??????

This thread is getting weirder and weirder :confused: :D

gary_580 19-07-2004 22:42

Re: Fat in bread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris T
I will be awakened tomorrow morning to the delicious smell of fresh baked bread wafting up the stairs. :drool: :D


Whats up with you man, get Mrs T down there so that the bacon smell wafts up as well!!! ;)

greencreeper 19-07-2004 22:43

Re: Fat in bread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by danielf
The only way to take control of your bread is to make your own??????

This thread is getting weirder and weirder :confused: :D

Tell me about it :D All these "new men".

danielf 19-07-2004 22:51

Re: Fat in bread
 
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Originally Posted by greencreeper
Tell me about it :D All these "new men".

See, I was smart and bought my girlfriend the bread maker. She's the one doing the baking :)

greencreeper 19-07-2004 22:55

Re: Fat in bread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by danielf
See, I was smart and bought my girlfriend the bread maker. She's the one doing the baking :)

Like buying an iron as a present you mean? I bet she loves you :D

homealone 19-07-2004 22:57

Re: Fat in bread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by danielf
The only way to take control of your bread is to make your own??????

This thread is getting weirder and weirder :confused: :D

was that bread - as in 'the daily' - i.e. money?

or actual 'bread' - flour, water, yeast & yeast food, salt :)

<edit> actually if you want weird - there was the tv series :erm:

danielf 19-07-2004 22:59

Re: Fat in bread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by greencreeper
Like buying an iron as a present you mean? I bet she loves you :D


She does actually, and she was very pleased with the bread maker :)

Another bonus was that I no longer had to go and buy bread...

greencreeper 19-07-2004 23:06

Re: Fat in bread
 
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Originally Posted by homealone
was that bread - as in 'the daily' - i.e. money?

:erm: I think that's a crime :D

Chris 20-07-2004 09:24

Re: Fat in bread
 
Well, as predicted the smell of fresh wholemeal bread was wafting upstairs this morning. No bacon though :(

paulyoung666 20-07-2004 09:27

Re: Fat in bread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris T
Well, as predicted the smell of fresh wholemeal bread was wafting upstairs this morning. No bacon though :(


ahhhhhhhhhh but a load of nice butter melting into it would be nice though ;) :D :D :D

Mr_love_monkey 20-07-2004 09:39

Re: Fat in bread
 
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Originally Posted by Chris T
Well, as predicted the smell of fresh wholemeal bread was wafting upstairs this morning. No bacon though :(

If you have bacon, doesn't it really cancel out the healthyness of the wholemeal??? :)

Chris 20-07-2004 09:42

Re: Fat in bread
 
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Originally Posted by Mr_love_monkey
If you have bacon, doesn't it really cancel out the healthyness of the wholemeal??? :)

A mere technicality. :D

We do trim the rind and the fat off if we're having bacon. :angel: Actually there's a pack in the fridge we'll need to have before we go on holiday. :drool: Mmmm, bacon sarnies.

gary_580 20-07-2004 09:46

Re: Fat in bread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris T
Well, as predicted the smell of fresh wholemeal bread was wafting upstairs this morning. No bacon though :(


Looks like Mrs T wears the trousers ;)


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