I love bread mixes by Wrights. People have forgotten what fresh bread is like, so get used to buying it stale, they don't notice. Bread if its good is 'gone' by 5-6 hours. ie packet bread is ts alway stale when you buy it. OK, I'm a BREAD-NAZI but Wrights is very very salty. Sunflower version and the wholemal is too. Depends on the batch too. Some are more than others. Far saltier than Cranks, ( the only packet bread I will goose-step into Tescos' to buy) and that in a recent Which test was one of the saltiest packet breads you can find. I read, salt intake from bread is where most of us tip and exceed the daily dose. I make my own mix ready to go, ...  Read the complete review

I was bought up on home made bread and there is nothing quite like the smell of fresh bread wafting through the house so when my boyfriend moved in he bought with him a bread maker.... I always thought that to make bread in a bread maker you still needed to add the yeast, flour etc.. however it was at this point my boyfriend told me about bread mix... so into Sainsburys I trot and pick up a bag of wrights for £0.84. All I had to do was put in the flour and add water, however I actually add tepid water and then pour in half the flour, half the water, the remaining half flour and the remaining water.... I then put on the relevant settings and 3 ...  Read the complete review

In my kitchen cupboard you will always find a bread mix. Not the separate ingredients to make bread, that has gone wrong far too many times for me to try that again, but the all in mix that you just add water to. Living out in the sticks means if the weather is bad as it has been recently and you run out of bread you either do without or get out the bread machine. I like my bread so I get out the bread machine! Wright's bread mix does not come in a packet like the picture anymore, it is now in a packet that looks brown because when you look closely the background is made up of photos of the crust of bread. I usually buy the white mix, it is available in ...  Read the complete review