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« on: 13 June 2007, 16:30:25 pm » |
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Where can I find the best wholemeal bread in Singapore. One that is light in texture and tastes good also. Cost no issue.
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« on: 13 June 2007, 16:30:25 pm » |
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simply.....
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« Reply #1 on: 13 June 2007, 18:52:31 pm » |
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Hi
I buy my bread from Simply Bread, they have nice wholemeal, rye, etc. I don't know if it the best but 100% better, fresher than the supermarkets and those other bread shops that sweeten their breads.
I think there are about 3 of them around singapore.
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« Reply #2 on: 13 June 2007, 20:14:53 pm » |
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Carrefour has the best bread :-)
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« Reply #3 on: 13 June 2007, 21:07:31 pm » |
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I agree, Carrefour has good bread. Ive tasted some really minging bread here in Singers - laden with sugar and honey and whatnot.
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« Reply #4 on: 14 June 2007, 10:30:10 am » |
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Carrefour - the bread is ok, but not always they have a vriety of choices. I would also recommend German Market Place, Bukit Timah, but in my opinion the best way to have a 'real' bread in Sg is to buy machine and make bread yourself. Delicious  |
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« Reply #5 on: 14 June 2007, 14:16:24 pm » |
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Swiss bake is nice, cedele not bad.
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« Reply #6 on: 14 June 2007, 14:39:43 pm » |
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Swiss Bake's multigrain, and Archangel's (top floor, Great World) multigrain.
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« Reply #7 on: 14 June 2007, 18:45:05 pm » |
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I agree with Katie, best bread comes from your own bread making machine, it is the only way to be sure that it is 100% wholemeal, and no aditives. I have been baking mine since I came here, my only ingredientes : Wholemeal organic flour ($2.70 1kg) yeast, salt & olive oil... Yumie!
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« Reply #8 on: 14 June 2007, 19:41:05 pm » |
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So how long does it keep fresh if you make it at home? Also what do you look for in a breadmaker or are they all about the same?
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« Reply #9 on: 14 June 2007, 22:29:07 pm » |
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It keeps for about 5 to 6 days in the fridge, although in our house in doesn't last more than 2 days. If you buy a bread maker, it depends on how many things you want to do with it. Some of them just have the basic settings: white bread, whole meal, quick bake... others have settings for dough if you want to make pizza, cakes... I have a Princess, basic one, I am not very imaginative in the kitchen and just wanted it for making bread. Princess have a warehouse in Harper rd and it is cheaper there than in the shops. I think now they have an offer around $100, and a friend of mine got one last week for $69, very special offer. Because it is the ware house, if something goes wrong during the warranty you take it there and they repair it or whatever. Good luck
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« Reply #10 on: 15 June 2007, 8:48:51 am » |
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i use my breadmaker alot - what is your recipe for wholemeal bread?
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« Reply #11 on: 15 June 2007, 9:59:22 am » |
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Can anyone recommend a good bread making machine. I had a breville and gave it away as the bread was always thick instead of light and fluffy, no matter what recipe i used. Friend had one and bread was unbelievable. Any suggestions before i go looking, cause can't eat the bread here much longer, too sugary, blah. Thanks  |
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« Reply #12 on: 16 June 2007, 16:40:05 pm » |
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My recipe for wholemeal in my Princess Bread Making Machine:
wholemeal organic flour 600grs ($2.70 1kg at Fair Price)
Dried Yeast 8grs
Salt 15grs
Water 390ml
2tbps of Extra Virgin Olive Oil.
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