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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. |
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This thread is getting weirder and weirder :confused: :D |
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Whats up with you man, get Mrs T down there so that the bacon smell wafts up as well!!! ;) |
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or actual 'bread' - flour, water, yeast & yeast food, salt :) <edit> actually if you want weird - there was the tv series :erm: |
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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... |
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Well, as predicted the smell of fresh wholemeal bread was wafting upstairs this morning. No bacon though :(
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ahhhhhhhhhh but a load of nice butter melting into it would be nice though ;) :D :D :D |
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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. |
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Looks like Mrs T wears the trousers ;) |
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