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<pointless comment ... /> A $200 toaster is already elitist, especially given that they don't seem to actually toast any better than the cheapest models. So wh
by jacknews 3y ago
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A $200 toaster is already elitist, especially given that they don't seem to actually toast any better than the cheapest models. So why test with 'poor people's bread'? lol.
Seriously though, I have a bread machine, maybe the cheapest model (lidl equivalent) which I love because of how easy it is to repair, and I make my own bread with little effort for maybe 1/2 the price of supermarket bread, and a world of difference in quality.
- throwup238 3y ago<pointless comment^3 ... /> I'm actually serious about what counts as bread and what is just processed wheat product. Bread machines don't qualify, unless you're just using them to proof the dough.
- jacknews 3y agooh ok sorry, I thought it was sarcasm. Well I agree, and also disagree. Bread-machine bread is fine, esp. if you change the program, to proof overnight instead of over an hour or whatever. Maybe not as good as hand-made sourdough with a carefully curated cultivated starter, etc, etc, but for the low effort involved it's a massive improvement over chorleywood supermarket bread.