I have had a bread machine for some years now but for some reason I lost interest in it and only recently decided to did it out and start using it again. Also the fact that it will save me a few pennies. I was on the look out for a decent priced bread mix on recent shopping trip and this is the one which I finally decided on. ~~THE PACKET~~ The bread mix comes in a green and white paper packet. The front of this had the product name at the top in white lettering a at the bottom is a picture of a sandwich. The back of the packet has information on storing the mix, Nutrition and the number to call if you have any problems with this mix. The one side ...  Read the complete review

I was bought a bred maker for Christmas and I have always use hovis bread mixes but I noticed this in Tesco and for 60p I thought I would give it ago, *** Packaging** Green paper packer with a bread roll on the front. - looks like a mini packet of flour. Tesco font written in bold white text Crusty white written in bold white text Bread mix is written in green with black outline And the information text is written in small bold text. Information on how to use is on either sides and the back *** Product it self*** Before adding to the bread machine - it's fine white flour After being in the bread ...  Read the complete review

I've had this bread mix in my cupboard for absolutely ages and recently noticed it was approaching the expiry date, so thought I'd better use it up. I've used a few of these ready made bread mixes now and on the whole found them to be good, so was looking forward to trying this one out. The bread comes in a green paper packet, a lot like a packet of flour, and there are full instructions for use on the side. It is suitable for making in bread machines but as I don't have one, I made it by hand. Making this up is very easy and shouldn't take much experience. The only things you will need are warm water a mixing bowl and wooden spoon, and either a ...  Read the complete review

I use my bread-making machine a lot. Most of the time I make a nutritious wholemeal loaf with spelt flour and some seeds - and sometimes I just buy a bread mix. One of the happy memories of my childhood was eating fresh white bread crusts with butter and jam on at my nan's house after school. It was with this thought in mind that I bought the packet of bread mix. Packaging ------------ The mix comes in a simple green and white paper packaging with nutritional information and instructions for use on. This is the problem with the instuctions. There are clear instructions for making the mix up by hand - but when it ...  Read the complete review

A couple of months ago, I decided to try making my own bread. I didnt really fancy having to weigh everything out individually, so I thought that I would give the bread mix a go. The mix comes in a green bag, just like flour does. It is found in the baking section of the supermarket, with all the other baking stuff. They also do a brown version if you prefer brown bread. The mix comes in the one size which is 500 grams and costs 65 pence. The bread is really easy to make. Apart from the mix, all you need is 325 ml (11 fl oz) of hand warm water. The whole packet has enough mixture for one large loaf or 10 small rolls. To make, the instructions are ...  Read the complete review