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Are you baking your toast bread at home yet?

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Plenty of people prefer baking their own bread, and not just for the sake of freshness, good taste and heavenly aroma; it is also healthier (you decide what ingredients go inside) and quite cost-efficient.Anyone can master the skill with a bit of practice. And while you can certainly prepare and knead the dough yourself, for ease and convenience I would recommend investing in a bread machine.
If you happen to own one but aren’t using it, then give it another try. And if you don’t own one, then you might consider making this purchase. Look for them when they’re on sale at $60 to $70. At this price, I trust it will be a good acquisition. Let me elaborate.

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Here in Canada the loaves have shrunk and shrunk over time and are more like 12-inches now, though they’re being offered at the same price as before: between $ 2.50 and $ 3.50, depending on the brand and the store where you buy it.
I do understand that the price of flour has gone up, as has the production cost. But, honestly, those tiny toast loaves you see in grocery stores now look ridiculous!
Not to mention their consistency, which is more like foam. If you squish a store-bought toast slice, you can make it paper-thin without too much effort. Not so with the home-baked toast.
I wonder whether the cost wouldn’t go down if they would leave out all those funny-sounding ingredients and would use only flour, water and yeast?

Finally, to conclude the debate whether bread baking is worth the trouble:

In my opinion, the answer is YES.

Baking bead at home is absolutely worth it, and using a bread machine will significantly minimize the

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