I want to eat a whole loaf of homemade bread!

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  • mistikal13
    mistikal13 Posts: 1,457 Member
    Oh man, don't get me started on homemade bread! It's my absolute favorite thing to eat and my favorite smell in the kitchen! I make all our bread, english muffins, bagels, croissants, etc and it's the one thing I will always make room for in my daily calorie allowance! <3<3
  • Kalikel
    Kalikel Posts: 9,603 Member
    When I make white bread, I could easily down a loaf in a day. That's why I don't make white bread! :)

    It's so good,

    ...and now I'm thinking about ciabatta with garlic spread. OMG, bad thread! Bad!
  • chelsy0587
    chelsy0587 Posts: 441 Member
    BDonjon wrote: »
    It's a Tony Robbins story I believe, where when he was a kid and wanted to drink beer like his dad did (when obviously kids aren't supposed to drink), his mother made him drink a full 6-pack. Naturally he got sick, threw up everywhere, and to this day associates alcohol with sickness and DOES NOT DRINK. At all.

    This could be applied to bread. Just saying.

    Maybe... I worked for Schlotzsky's for a few years baking all their breads and pizza crusts... I did get sick of sour dough.
  • _lyndseybrooke_
    _lyndseybrooke_ Posts: 2,561 Member
    edited July 2015
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  • stevencloser
    stevencloser Posts: 8,911 Member
    I once ate a whole ciabatta.
  • lporter229
    lporter229 Posts: 4,907 Member
    I have been on a gluten free restriction for over 4 years, so I very rarely eat bread anymore because the GF stuff all takes like crap and crumbles apart. I finally broke down last weekend and tried a recipe for gluten free bread in a bread machine. Ok, so it's good. And I put it into the recipe builder and found out why. It's 300 calories per slice. Yes, 300 calories per slice. I rechecked the ingredients and redid the math. Yep, it's correct. I guess that's the price you pay for good, gluten free bread...
  • juggernaut1974
    juggernaut1974 Posts: 6,212 Member
    I give you permission to eat it...provided you eat it warm and slather it in butter, so that it gets all melty and runs down your chin while you eat it.
  • theredhead77
    theredhead77 Posts: 35 Member
    gothchiq wrote: »
    I understand! have one or two slices then put away the rest in a container that hides it from view!
    Does not compute!
  • cresyluna
    cresyluna Posts: 48 Member
    My grandmother passed on a recipe for soft rolls (that can also be made into bread) that is amazing, close to a challah bread with the eggs and butter and delightfully soft, I would probably eat the whole loaf or dozen rolls if I was left to my own devices. Subsequently, I only make it on rare occasion.
  • ssingley13
    ssingley13 Posts: 112 Member
    cresyluna wrote: »
    My grandmother passed on a recipe for soft rolls (that can also be made into bread) that is amazing, close to a challah bread with the eggs and butter and delightfully soft, I would probably eat the whole loaf or dozen rolls if I was left to my own devices. Subsequently, I only make it on rare occasion.

    Would they be brioche rolls??? Yum!
  • zdyb23456
    zdyb23456 Posts: 1,706 Member
    I make 2 loaves of homemade white sandwich bread per week (sometime more) for my family. It's quite easy and cheap and I feel self-righteous for feeding my family homemade bread instead of store bought laden with chemical and preservatives - lol

    Just kidding - I have no problem with store bought bread. I just like how much money I save making it myself.

    Weirdly, I have no problem controlling myself around bread/bread products/cookies/cakes/etc. - my downfall is chips and sweet/salty snacks.
  • mwyvr
    mwyvr Posts: 1,883 Member
    I'm a very good bread baker and made my own breads for the family every week for years.

    That is until last November when I cut bread generally out of my diet. I'm not an carb just lower-carb and bread was an easy choice to cut as it's just too high a calorie hit for too little nutrition.

    I plan on baking a couple loaves one of these days as a treat for the rest of them and for me, but won't soon go back to bread making twice weekly.
  • sthoms2
    sthoms2 Posts: 41 Member
    CandyMonster160 wrote: »
    Fresh out of the oven homemade bread with peanut butter. Heck yes!

    Yum! Or with butter and honey. Or with butter, peanut butter and honey! One reason I don't make bread!
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