Sourdough bread

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  1. Merde Tete

    Merde Tete Well-Known Member

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    Absolutely not fit for purpose.

    Springy, chewy, impossible to slice thinner than a mattress. Utterly useless for making sandwiches with, catches fire in the toaster. All for £4 a loaf.

    Give me soft white or granary any day, or any else that doesn't cut my mouth to ribbons when I try to eat it.
     
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    Saw some fresh baked s/d bread in Alnmouth yesterday at £4 a throw.
    Trendy bread.
     
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    Agreed. Stick to this.

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    Oh dear...I bought a sourdough loaf yesterday to see what its like. Not opened it yet. Should I just bin it or should I throw it in the garden to try and make all the pigeons puke up?
     
    KamikazeCo-Pilot, Jun 25, 2023
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    There's been some absolute bollicks written on here recently (lots of it by me) but that is by far the worst opinion of the lot. Had most of a loaf with some cheese and cured meats last night, used the remainder to make french toast this morning. Sourdough is one of the GOAT breads
     
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    Give me a nice crusty farmhouse style loaf that's been burn' on the top, anytime!
     
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    Got into making it. Because I have now fully morphed into my Middle Class state.
     
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    Give it a go mate. A lot of people love it, my wife and daughter included. Hence why our bread bin is always full of the rubbery ****.
     
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    Merde Tete Well-Known Member

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    I know I'm in the minority here. Even more so as a craft ale supping, organic vegetable eating, olive loving tw@t. But I just can't get into sourdough.

    Your dinner last night sounds tremendous, but I can't imagine it would have been any worse with fresh baguette or granary.
     
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    Better fetch a Fletcher loaf
     
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    Garlic bread. Stinks of puke.
    All others are worth a shot.
     
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    I don't think there's any goat in it mate.
     
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    Aldi do a sourdough tiger bloomer that's marvellous lightly toasted with a nice layer of butter :cool:
     
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    Don't think I've tried it but always wanted to see what the fuss is about..
     
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    It's OK. Any "proper" bread that is not mass produced, with a load of additives is OK. Ideally wholemeal.

    If you are worried....

    I have a gluten & Sheffield Wednesday intolerance I'm trying to deal with BTW.
     
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    Try it in a pizza oven you’ll never go back!
     
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    Nothing wrong with supping craft ale
     
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    Big fan of it heavily buttered and dipped in soup…
     
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    I must have spent too long at Faslane, love this bread, and the morning rolls are to die for.
     

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