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Bob's Red Mill, Homemade Wonderful gluten-free Bread Mix

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Is this bread mix bread taste good?

Is it easy to make?

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Is this bread mix bread taste good?

Is it easy to make?

I've had better. It's not bad, a little bland, and it's not hard to make. But I find the best bread comes from scratch. There are lots of recipes out there for good gluten-free bread.

sunnybabi1986 Contributor
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I personally can't stand the taste of bean flour in bread, so I nearly gagged when I first tried it. Others do like it, though, so it really depends on what tastes you do/don't like :)

MelindaLee Contributor
MelindaLee
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I liked the recipe on Bob's potato starch package best. The Bob's Hearty Whole Grain bread was really good when I used their beer bread recipe on their web site. If you like a "rye" bread, this was wonderful! My son and I decided we will use this for Rueben's in March!

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