Asda Ciabatta Bread Mix

Description: Manufacturer: Asda / Type: Baking Aids

Newest Review: ... that have a lovely Mediterranean feel. Not only do they look very rustic but the taste is pretty good too ;) ~~~ Price ... more

... ~~~ A 500g packet of ASDA Ciabatta Bread Mix costs JUST 65p. At the moment, however, it is part of ASDA's 2 for £1 offer ! ~~~ Ingredients ~~~ Wheat Flour, Salt, Dried Yeast, Malted Barley Flour, Emulsifier (Mono- and Diacetyl Tartaric Acid Esters of Mono- and Diglycerides of Fatty Acids), Vegetable Fat, Flour Treatment Agent (Ascorbic Acid). ~~~ Nutritional Information ~~~ Typical Values (per 100g) * Energy >>> 973kj/229kcal * Protein >>> 8.8g * Carbohydrate >>> 44.5g * Of which sugars &g...more

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Asda Ciabatta Bread Mix: Give us this day our daily bread ... (749 words)
by - written on 29/11/09 (Very useful, 89 readings)
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~~~ Introduction ~~~ We go through a lot of bread in our house ... I think everyone does. We also cook a lot of Italian food and I make soup quite often too. A while back my dad brought us round a loaf he had cooked ... it was still warm from the oven and tasted divine. It inspired me to have a go at baking my own bread. I have tried several different recipes and packet mixes with a range of results from "wow" to "what the hell is that?" One of the "wow" results came from ASDA's Ciabatta Bread Mix ... and it has now become one of those products we now buy on a regular basis. It's easy to make, easy to bake and the ... Read the complete review

Strong arms required! (769 words)
by - written on 06/04/09 (Very useful, 210 readings)
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I've been trying to save money on my food shopping bill, and most things I am more than happy to buy the budget brands as I find they're mostly just as good as the expensive ones, however one thing I don't compromise on is bread. I don't know why, but I can no longer eat very cheap bread, so I always buy the premium brands. None of the supermarkets near to me have in-store bakeries any more, the local bakers has shut and although I buy a couple of fresh loaves on my online shopping order, I only shop online once a month, so I have to go to my local shops where it can cost as much as £1.40 for a loaf of Kingsmill. In a bid to save money, I decided I would try ... Read the complete review