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Posted Fri Mar 30, 2012, 5:14pm
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Since we are all snobs here =), Has anyone heard of type 55 flour to make french bread? Anyone experiment with getting ingredients from France to actually make bread?

The only real bread I ever had was when I lived in Spain. I didn't realized it at first but I ate so much bread everyday and never got sick of it. Since coming back here I noticed I haven't eaten much bread at all because I would just get sick of it after a few bites.
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Posted Fri Mar 30, 2012, 5:20pm
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I am making homemade everyday and not getting sick of it.  We have really nice wheat in Oregon.  Maybe you don't like the additives in store bought bread. Get some artisan bread and see how you feel after eating it.

 
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Posted Fri Mar 30, 2012, 11:42pm
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Interesting point about additives and store bought bread. As an experament now as I really don't want to eat it, I have been keeping a bag of store bought bread, in a dark, cool but room temp container. By all intents, it is still "fresh" but the sell before date on the bag is from last NOVEMBER! Fresh bread is pretty much gone after 3 or 4 days, and ready for bread pudding. You really can't make REAL bread pudding (it requires stale hard bread) with store bought, due to the additives in it to keep it "fresh" LOL!

 
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Posted Sat Mar 31, 2012, 12:00pm
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That is why I always us french bread to make my bread pudding. It goes quite stale.

 
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