I would except I haven't been able to find any bread mix in any grocery store.Wendy said:Give Krusteaz mixes a try. You can get them in most grocery stores.
SeilerBird said:UPS just arrived with a six pack of Hodgson Mill white bread mix. I have one started and I am anxiously awaiting the outcome. This stuff is expensive, about $4 a loaf after shipping. I sure wish I could find it locally.
SeilerBird said:I would except I haven't been able to find any bread mix in any grocery store.
Ardra - I am in a very small town and there isn't a lot of grocery stores. I am assuming that when I return to civilization there will be stores that actually carry bread mix. Meanwhile I just got a 6 pack so I am set for a while. Thanks for the tips!ArdraF said:Tom, try Safeway or Albertson's. Not sure if Smiths/Kroger is near where you are now, but all of them tend to carry Krusteaz in the baking aisle. As Betty said near the cornbread and other mixes.
Only ten minutes left on the timer and 15 minutes of cool down time. I am licking my chops. ;D ;D ;DArdraF said:You're welcome! We just want you to have your good fresh bread!!! ;D ;D
Wendy said:This whole bread conversation is making me salivate. I'm sure that freshly baked bread is zero Weight Watchers points.....isn't it?
Heglmeier said:I had a pastor tell me once, "If you pray over it right, it's all fat free." Pray and enjoy!
Way to go, Tom, way to go! Our bread machine has now migrated from the shed back into the 5th wheel. Haven't loaded it up yet, but it's only a matter of time. ;DSeilerBird said:I should like to point out the the smell of the bread baking was wonderful and it actually came out great. The taste was delicious. That makes five loafs in a row since my initial disaster. I am getting good at making bread. ;D
I'm hungry so I am going to have some fresh hot bread right NOW ;D ;D ;D ;D ;DNed said:Margi, I'm looking forward to fresh bread next week.
Ned said:Margi, I'm looking forward to fresh bread next week.