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Kitt 02-18-2010 02:55 PM

I forgot to mention that the bread I make in the bread machine is not from a box. It is from scratch. I also forgot about that I use the bread after a few days for french toast and it also is good for cream and bread. If anyone is old enough to remember that. Good heavy real cream on a slice of homemade bread with brown sugar sprinkled on the top:) The good old days:D

tkrik 02-18-2010 03:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Kitt (Post 623221)
I forgot to mention that the bread I make in the bread machine is not from a box. It is from scratch. I also forgot about that I use the bread after a few days for french toast and it also is good for cream and bread. If anyone is old enough to remember that. Good heavy real cream on a slice of homemade bread with brown sugar sprinkled on the top:) The good old days:D

Oh yummy! I remember that. It is so good that way!

Kelly - Do you guys have a Big Lots? They may have one there that you can pick up much cheaper than the stores. I don't like buying used electronics because you never really know if they work until you get home - then you find out it doesn't and you're out that money.:(

Aarcyn 02-18-2010 04:55 PM

Trish - Trader Joe's is nice but I rarely buy anything there, they have interesting items not found in a "regular" grocery store. We go there maybe 3 or 4 times a year. None are close and it is pretty expensive. DS and I went there once and bought chocolate covered edamames!:p

Like Cindy, I freeze my breads. All my friends get them fresh frozen unless they want to come to my house and pick up a fresh one. I have taught friends how to make my specialty bread so I have encountered quite a few different bread machines. All of them are great IMHO.

I make 8 breads per day. I am hoping it is part of my immortality with my kids. The smell of fresh bread will trigger a memory of mom.:)

The bit that is left over, I throw away when stale.

I do not refrigerate my breads, I just saw a sign in Trader Joe's and figured the store was the expert.

Kitty 02-18-2010 05:44 PM

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Originally Posted by tkrik (Post 623234)
Kelly - Do you guys have a Big Lots? They may have one there that you can pick up much cheaper than the stores. I don't like buying used electronics because you never really know if they work until you get home - then you find out it doesn't and you're out that money.:(


We do have Big Lots here. I should check them out. I haven't been to one in a long time.

tkrik 02-18-2010 06:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Aarcyn (Post 623252)
Trish - Trader Joe's is nice but I rarely buy anything there, they have interesting items not found in a "regular" grocery store. We go there maybe 3 or 4 times a year. None are close and it is pretty expensive. DS and I went there once and bought chocolate covered edamames!:p

I shop there sometimes. I actually find I save money there and they take food stamps there. The ones here are around 10 miles or so from my house so unless I am going to be in the area, I just go to Albertsons.

Kelly - Big Lots has some really neat stuff at reasonable prices. They just don't always carry the same thing and if you don't have the money at the time, chances are it won't be there when you go back. That's the downfall. Of course, I don't have the money anytime. LOL They do have food items and toiletries I pick up there.


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