Carrs Breadmaker Strong White Flour Reviews
Product Type: Carrs Breadmaker Baking & Ingredients
Newest Review: ... reading about people's experiences on forums and the different flours they had been using Carrs Breadmaker Flour received ... more
... good write ups. I took a look at Carrs website and discovered that their flour is designed specifically for use in breadmakers.
They use the finest quality varieties of wheat and when they mill the wheat they use a different technique which is gentler. This means that the flour is of a higher grade, which Carrs state is perfect to use in a breadmaker.
This sounded great and I was keen on trying it, but I had got used to spending around 70 pence on a 1.5kg bag of flour and the Carrs flour cost £1.35 for the same size. ...more
by - written on 18/02/10, updated on 18/02/10 (Very useful, 288 readings)
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**Well a review on flour, probably one of the more difficult reviews I have written. I'm not sure how useful it will actually be, but I wanted to share my experience of it because I'm so impressed. Impressed with flour? Maybe I need to get out more?!!** When I first bought my breadmaker I didn't really think about the type well actually the brand of the flour I was using. I knew from making bread by hand that I would need to use strong flour (Strong flour is used in bread making because it has a higher proportion of gluten in it than plain or self raising flour. It is the gluten that gives the dough its elasticity.), so I grabbed a couple of bags ... Read the complete review
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