the wife has just made a loaf of bread from scratch, when you break it down, the (small) cost of ingredients, the time & effort put into it, the cost of the gas/electric, i reckon that this one little loaf has cost in the region of 3 quid ish.
now i know the taste etc is going to be amazing BUT, a tiger loaf from asda is twice the size, taste is brilliant, and it costs (at the moment) 65p  |
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Its the same with my cakes, they cost so much more than store bought, plus prep time, but boy can I pack in the fat and sugar, and they taste scrum-diddly-umptious!  |
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By *B9 QueenWoman
over a year ago
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"the wife has just made a loaf of bread from scratch, when you break it down, the (small) cost of ingredients, the time & effort put into it, the cost of the gas/electric, i reckon that this one little loaf has cost in the region of 3 quid ish.
now i know the taste etc is going to be amazing BUT, a tiger loaf from asda is twice the size, taste is brilliant, and it costs (at the moment) 65p "
But it won't have all the additives of shop bought bread. My daughter makes sll her own as a lot of shop bought reacts badly with her. She doesn't have any problems with hone baked. |
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Never got on well with a bread maker, but we cook curries etc. from scratch and they're much tastier than a takeaway and blow store bought jars out of the water.
You're right that they take more time and effort, but the reward is so much greater.
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