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Old 18-04-2006, 10:58 AM
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Decent bread???

Does anyone know where you can buy a proper sized loaf of sliced multi-grain bread in HK...the kind that is made with just flour, grains, yeast and a pinch of salt.

All the bread I have found (At Wellcome and Park N Shop as well as local Bakers) is full of sugar, oil/shortening and preservatives.

It is like eating 2 slices of cake for breakfast every morning and so not very healthy.

Most of the stuff at GREAT, CitySuper is the same or the decent stuff there comes in a pack of 5 slices and costs a fortune or has to be sliced and only lasts one of two breakfasts.

Surely, someone makes proper bread somewhere! We need something to dip in our boiled eggs. :-)
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Old 18-04-2006, 11:35 AM
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Wellcome in Causeway Bay, Robinson Rd and the Belcher's have bread from Rose Noire. I buy a loaf of sliced whole wheat for $12.50. I normally buy 2 loaves at a time and but it in the freezer.

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Old 18-04-2006, 12:37 PM
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Did you ever considere doing your own bread ?

You just have to have a bread maker, and it's quite easy and your house have a very smell each morning with that ;-)

I have offer one to my brother in law who also is a bread lover and he does some quite often, he just love it !

I have bought it on http://hongkong.expatspaytoomuch.com/, but I know that you can also find some at fortress and similar...
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Old 19-04-2006, 12:19 AM
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Well ct!1 you have two ways to go

1. the Mermaid Bakery baguette [city super] either cut by them in 4cm slices or into 3 pieces, depending on how you like to eat it. $17
2. the Great Bakery sourdough wholewheat loaf [Great] best to get is sliced normally.$16
or you could just make your own.You can get great Canadian wholewheat flour from the stores at Chung King Mansion
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Old 19-04-2006, 02:17 PM
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I have a bread maker, but very few recipes for it. Do you have, or know where I can get, some really nice (multigrain type) recipes Sylvieng?
Thanks.
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Old 19-04-2006, 02:46 PM
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Thank you all. The bread crisis may soon be over.
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I have a bread maker, but very few recipes for it. Do you have, or know where I can get, some really nice (multigrain type) recipes Sylvieng?
Thanks.
Well... I'm not the one with the breadmaker, but I know that it came with a small leaflet of recipes.

Anyway, I've found those on internet :
http://bread.allrecipes.com/
http://www.ebicom.net/kitchen/page/breadidx.htm

I'm sure you can find plenty more ;-)

Bon appetit !
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Old 19-04-2006, 03:37 PM
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A friend of mine made homemade bread and she said the bread came out better in the winter. In the summer humidity the bread didn't rise.
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Well... I'm not the one with the breadmaker, but I know that it came with a small leaflet of recipes.

Anyway, I've found those on internet :
http://bread.allrecipes.com/
http://www.ebicom.net/kitchen/page/breadidx.htm

I'm sure you can find plenty more ;-)

Bon appetit !

Thanks! I've used allrecipes.com before... don't know why I didn't check there (brain freeze?) I went and printed off a few good ones already.
Many thanks!
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