BREAD-----Trying to do you guys a favor.
Went from buying one loaf at a time, then 2 and now 3.
It is the best grocery store bread we have ever had.
Do yourself a favor and at least try it.
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Pairs well with the 5Vegas Gold?"I could've had a Mi Querida!" Nick Bardis4
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Ehh. It's not as good as homemade bread
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It does make killer grilled cheese samiches.......3
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Well, I missed the clear medallion on Four Roses so I completely understand.
Nothing and I mean nothing beats homemade breads and rolls.3 -
The store where we shop doesn't carry it. They carry other Sara Lee breads but not that one. I went to the Sara Lee website, did a search for it, then did a search for where to buy it. I tried the 5, 10, and 20 mile searches (all that was offered) and no store within 20 miles carries it.
On on the bright side, our store carries Alfaro's Artesano Bread which I've already tried and I think it's probably as good as Sara Lee's. I like it quite well. I agree that it would make great French toast but it's a bit sweet and of soft consistency to make good plain toast. I like mine a tad crispy but Artesano is too soft to 'crisp up' the way I'd like it.
Sandwiches - okay. French toast - okay. Plain toast - Pass.
Just thought I'd let you know, JD @jd50ae. Thanks for pointing it out to us....
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Dave's killer bread, is some of the best store bought bread i've found.
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now here's a question.....you guys have any suggestions for GOOD, authentic bagels from the grocery store?
i've yet to find a truly good, NY style, boiled bagel in the grocery store.
we do have a good jewish deli/bakery in town but it's about an hour drive, round trip.
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oh we've made them at home before.silvermouse said:
it just takes a lot longer than making bread/rolls/etc so we rarely do bagels at home.
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When I lived in No Virginia there were legitimate bagels everywhere.
In West Gnawed Pencil there isn't a single one
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jgibv said:
You buy the ingredients at the grocery store... so technically all bread is grocery store bread!
my wife does most of our shopping at Trader Joes (more healthy store... hippy/yuppie store. lol) So the bread I get is literally like biting into s sponge.
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who says i don't grow wheat and mill my own flour?LiquidChaos66 said:jgibv said:You buy the ingredients at the grocery store... so technically all bread is grocery store bread!
my wife does most of our shopping at Trader Joes (more healthy store... hippy/yuppie store. lol) So the bread I get is literally like biting into s sponge.
raise egg-laying chickens?
and keep a dairy cow & churn my own butter?
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jgibv said:
who says i don't grow wheat and mill my own flour?LiquidChaos66 said:jgibv said:You buy the ingredients at the grocery store... so technically all bread is grocery store bread!
my wife does most of our shopping at Trader Joes (more healthy store... hippy/yuppie store. lol) So the bread I get is literally like biting into s sponge.
raise egg-laying chickens?
and keep a dairy cow & churn my own butter?
I was trying to get your back... but I guess some people aren't as cool as me. I want a cow. Life is like a blind fiver. You never know what you're gonna get.0 -
is this yours? i found him tied up earlier.LiquidChaos66 said:jgibv said:
who says i don't grow wheat and mill my own flour?LiquidChaos66 said:jgibv said:You buy the ingredients at the grocery store... so technically all bread is grocery store bread!
my wife does most of our shopping at Trader Joes (more healthy store... hippy/yuppie store. lol) So the bread I get is literally like biting into s sponge.
raise egg-laying chickens?
and keep a dairy cow & churn my own butter?
I was trying to get your back... but I guess some people aren't as cool as me. I want a cow.
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