Wright's Mixed Grain Bread Mix Reviews
Product Type: Wrights Baking & Ingredients
Newest Review: ... will bake one loaf of bread so is cheaper than many ready baked breads but of course you could probably make a similar loaf ... more
... yourself for less. It is handy to stick in the cupboard for any times that you run out of bread or there is bad weather and the inevitable panic buying means you can't buy any loaves from the shop.
It was easy enough to make, I don't own a breadmaker so had to mix in some tepid water and stir before kneading and sticking it in a loaf tin to rise before bunging it into the oven. It's not something I would like to do everyday but occasionally I'm happy to act domesticated like that.
As the bread baked, my kitchen was fi...more
by - written on 08/02/10 (Very useful, 95 readings)
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I really like the idea of being a domestic goddess and baking my own bread but I'm rather lazy and unmotivated so never get round to it. Bread kits are an easy way to get the delights of home baked bread without all the hassle of weighing and measuring, you simply add some water to the mix and after mixing and kneading and rising stick it in the oven and out comes a loaf of lovely warm bread. Wright's mixed grain bread mix costs around 80p for a pack which will bake one loaf of bread so is cheaper than many ready baked breads but of course you could probably make a similar loaf yourself for less. It is handy to stick in the cupboard for any times that you run ... Read the complete review
by - written on 18/10/09 (Very useful, 70 readings)
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If you enjoy making bread then this product really is worth a try, a great quick fix that can get you fresh bread within the hour. I had used the Wright's Cheese and Onion bread mix and was very impressed with the results and decided that now was the time to try a wholegrain loaf, something that I normally shy away from, especialy when using a breadmaker (adding the seeds can jus be a little bit too much hassle, even with a machine that automatically tips them in!) Breadmaker: As with the other Wright's mixes all that is needed is to add lukewarm water to volume of mix you require and leave the mixer to run. I found that the loaf produced by ... Read the complete review
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