Grain or no grain
- Greynomad
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Grain or no grain
Pick which one is the Grain Bread…
For comparison, this is Aldi Grain Bread:
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Re: Grain or no grain
I think the one on the left is the grain bread, it looks like very small bits of grain in there. You would need more than one slice of either to make a whole meal ......
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Re: Grain or no grain
Terry you shouldn't complain, try eating gluten free bread cost $6-$8 for about half a loaf of normal bread & most of it you have to toast to make it eatable, Tip Top have produced a white & a wholemeal loaf that you can actually make a sandwich out of it, fresh bread is the thing that I miss the most since being diagnosed with Celiac disease.
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Re: Grain or no grain
Ray, the clowns in the bakery at Woolies must have put the bread in the wrong bag. I have been buying Woolies grain bread for a few years now and have never seen such a pitiful example of supposed grain bread. Looks like sandwich white to me. Take it back.
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Re: Grain or no grain
One of my first jobs after school was working in a bakery that catered to the low $$ buyer. All the dough was mixed as the same base product, a slightly different crush board that rolled the dough into a slightly fatter bit and in the steamer for 2 cycles made a standard loaf into a hightop loaf, a few handfuls (and I do mean hands used for the measuring) of cocoa powder to make brown bread, crushed grain to make wholemeal and handfuls of whole grain to make the .... you guessed it, the wholemeal into whole grain bread .... at a premium price of course
One of the apprentice bakers stuffed up the highloaf count and we had to figure out how to slice and wrap 2,000 loaves of hightop bread .... needless to say, he didn't work there the next evening/early morning ...... We ended up turning the loaf tins upside down when the came out of the oven and stacking them one on top of the other to crush the loaf back into the standard square tin shape It was a real challenge getting the loaf out of the tin once it cooled, but the paper wrap covered a multitude of evil
T1 Terry
One of the apprentice bakers stuffed up the highloaf count and we had to figure out how to slice and wrap 2,000 loaves of hightop bread .... needless to say, he didn't work there the next evening/early morning ...... We ended up turning the loaf tins upside down when the came out of the oven and stacking them one on top of the other to crush the loaf back into the standard square tin shape It was a real challenge getting the loaf out of the tin once it cooled, but the paper wrap covered a multitude of evil
T1 Terry
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Re: Grain or no grain
Try the Bakers delight grain breads, more expensive but worth it. We mostly have Low carb hi GI.
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Re: Grain or no grain
The top one is a pic of the grain bread from my local Woolies. So is the bottom one. I think Ray got ripped off.
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Re: Grain or no grain
T1,
The slice on the left is wholemeal; “grain” bread on the right.
Even SWMBO got them wrong at breakfast this morning!
She prefers wholemeal, I’m the grain bread one.
I nearly ended up with the wholemeal, had to point out her confusion.
Only bought the Woolies grain stuff because we were low on stocks and next scheduled trip to Wangaratta Aldi was a week away.
In future, we’ll manage the bread stocks a bit better…
The slice on the left is wholemeal; “grain” bread on the right.
Even SWMBO got them wrong at breakfast this morning!
She prefers wholemeal, I’m the grain bread one.
I nearly ended up with the wholemeal, had to point out her confusion.
Only bought the Woolies grain stuff because we were low on stocks and next scheduled trip to Wangaratta Aldi was a week away.
In future, we’ll manage the bread stocks a bit better…
Regards & God bless,
Ray
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"I refuse to drink water, because of the disgusting things fish do in it"
W.C.Fields
Ray
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"Insufficient data for a meaningful answer."
Isaac Asimov, "The Last Question"
"I refuse to drink water, because of the disgusting things fish do in it"
W.C.Fields