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Bread? Which Is Best

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traci Apprentice
traci
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I am sooooo tired of the bread brands I have chosen... they are all heavy, hard and some what sweet in flavor. Can anyone help me, I am about ready to eat some Wonder... thanks in advance...

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Kinnickinick......not sure of spelling.... :D I've tried a fair number of breads and, like the majority of the board, like this one best.

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If you need to buy a premade bread I agree with celiac3270 about the Kinnikinnick brand. I used to buy their honey-rice bread and I was pretty happy with it. They also have other combinations if the honey-rice is too sweet for your taste. If, by chance, you have 1 hour out of your week to make yourself a loaf of Gluten-Free Pantry's favorite sandwich bread I think it would be worth your while. I eat this bread and I love it...even took some to Steak N Shake and had them make me a Frisco melt with it....DELICIOUS! Honestly, it doesn't even need to be toasted though to taste pretty good. I hate that dense bread feeling too, so I slice it thin using an electric knife (you know, the one you carve the turkey with) lol. gluten-free Pantry's bread was the last brand I've tried because I had no reason to look for anything better. And as a bonus there's a recipe on the back to make it into Cinnamon Raisin bread which is great too!

Good luck and if you find anything else even better let us know!

Amy

lilliexx Contributor
lilliexx
Posted

i agree about making your own bread!! i havnt tried the gluten-free pantry bread yet but i will now!! :P

all the gluten-free premade breads i tried were just terrible!!! ack

traci Apprentice
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Thanks all. My friend has a bread maker she said I could borrow. I must admit, I love to cook, hate to bake. Always have... so I was hoping I could find some decent ready made stuff but I am about at the end of my rope with it all. Miss grilled cheese, turkey etc. Thank you!! :D

celiacfreeman Contributor
celiacfreeman
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garage sale almost always have a bread machine, jsut clean it up

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