The recipes that came with the breadmaker all have sugar and it also says "for an extra crusty loaf add more sugar" so perhaps that's what it's for, a hard crust. That I can live without if the smell is improved.
The smell of fresh baked bread
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Chantal
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Thanks John
The recipes that came with the breadmaker all have sugar and it also says "for an extra crusty loaf add more sugar" so perhaps that's what it's for, a hard crust. That I can live without if the smell is improved.
The recipes that came with the breadmaker all have sugar and it also says "for an extra crusty loaf add more sugar" so perhaps that's what it's for, a hard crust. That I can live without if the smell is improved.
Chantal
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I'm not trying to belabour the point, but it's the sweet, yeasty smell that comes with a tiny baby's nappy, especially when just on breast milk. And you didn't sound off, Compo - just bemused!
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Hello again Chantal
I pop my loaves straight into the oven at Mk6 for about 10 min as soon as they are finished in the machine. This gives them a superb crust.
John
I pop my loaves straight into the oven at Mk6 for about 10 min as soon as they are finished in the machine. This gives them a superb crust.
John
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I bet if i ever pop round to Chantals for tea, i would get tesco's thin slice, just to make sure i didn't return in a hurry. 
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I think i will bring my own sandwiches then.
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For once you are right Tigger, 
it wouldn't be Tesco bread, it would be freshly baked bread from our local bakers, and also a couple of big creamy cakes.
it wouldn't be Tesco bread, it would be freshly baked bread from our local bakers, and also a couple of big creamy cakes. Kind Regards, Old Herbaceous.
There's no fool like an old fool.
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