You can get it cheaper from the bakery (as others have said) but that's fresh yeast, which i've not used - i stick to dry, i know it works (and if i have a week or two where i've not made bread, then i don't need to worry about it). The other half I did by hand and you could have used it to anchor a ship, I couldn't even put it out for the birds because I would have had to get the jigsaw out to cut it up. personally i make a seeded white/wholemeal combo that i've never had any complaints about, but there ya go.

During this pre-warming phase, they have a relatively high power consumption, around 100 watts for a double-sized bed. Breadmakers are brill and do everything for you including kneading and proving - I have had mine for a month now and love it.The rye bread does come out like a brick, but once you slice it up it is gorgeous - just the outside is hard.

I've got a breadmaker, but don't use it very often now, I prefer my Kenwood Chef to mix dough then cook it myself, but at the moment the motor's gone and I can't use it. I've only tried the rye one - half of the packet went in the BM and it came out fine (my BM is foreign so has a dark bread setting). Lidl GB is now the third largest supermarket in London after overtaking Asda and hitting a market share high of 9. Well when it came out the crust was rock solid like armour plating lol sliced it up and popped some butter and jam on and it tasted gorgeous! As part of the Schwarz retail group, Lidl is one of Europe’s leading organisations in the food retail industry.

Hi everyone, been to lidl today for a few things and noticed they had some bread mixes where you just add lukewarm water to make the dough. Currently, Lidl boasts over 100 within London and the M25, with ambitious plans for more than 100, including areas such as Earls Court, Westminster, Kings Cross, and even Knightsbridge. They had wholemeal, rye, and sunflower seed varieties for 96p for 500g, which should make two loaves according to the pack. Social responsibility and sustainability are at the core of the company's daily operations, with the company placing a strong emphasis on its responsibility for people, society, and the environment.

We don't as a general policy investigate the solvency of companies mentioned (how likely they are to go bust), but there is a risk any company can struggle and it's rarely made public until it's too late (see the Section 75 guide for protection tips). If I get on ok with it and it's something I then do regularly, I would probably get a breadmaker then (do BM's mix the dough for you? Its stance of putting consumers first is protected and enshrined in the legally-binding MSE Editorial Code. Over eight million households on certain benefits and tax credits will receive their second cost of living payment from today (Tuesday 31 October). Area manager Paul Moreland said: "The rescues that we have carried out in that area highlight the serious nature of the impact of Storm Babet and I need to ensure people listen to our warnings and follow our advice.I love how easy it is to make and, having tried in the past, I wouldn't go back to making my own mixes. As well as experiencing the fastest growth out of all supermarkets in the city, it was also named fastest-growing supermarket in the UK as a whole 2.