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ready made Bread Mixes

jman0war · 2012-11-07 19:26:05

I am looking for any interesting ready-made Bread Mixes, where you just have to add water or milk, or do something very simple and bang it into the oven. This is for a gift. I already have loads of Odlums bread mixes, and found a Spelt one from "Cathy's Spelt for Health". But does anybody know of any other ones that might…

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07-11-2012 8:26pm

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I am looking for any interesting ready-made Bread Mixes, where you just have to add water or milk, or do something very simple and bang it into the oven.
This is for a gift.

I already have loads of Odlums bread mixes, and found a Spelt one from "Cathy's Spelt for Health".
But does anybody know of any other ones that might not be on the normal supermarket shelves?

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#2 07-11-2012 9:12pm
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I used to get Neill's Irish Wheaten Bread Mix in Aldi, it's really good but I haven't seen it for a while. I think it's mostly available in the UK and Northern ireland and maybe Aldi only have it now and then
http://www.neillsflour.co.uk/breadmixes.html

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