Do You Prepare Your Bread At Home?
By Raj
@Butterfingers (66585)
India
July 14, 2021 7:45pm CST
I have seen in the online cookery videos on Facebook that it's possible to prepare delicious bread at home of course you first need the bread maker and with the help of recipe you can prepare the bread and the end result is soft and Fluffy bread which is better both taste and lookwise of what we get from the stores.
I don't have bread maker so never tried.
Do you Prepare your bread at home? Or are you planning to get bread maker and start preparing soon?
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24 responses
@kobesbuddy (74595)
• East Tawas, Michigan
15 Jul 21
No I don't prepare bread at home, but my mother did that for many years. No, she didn't use a breadmaker.
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@cacay1 (83223)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
15 Jul 21
@Butterfingers, It can as I watch in videos.
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@youless (112123)
• Guangzhou, China
16 Jul 21
@Butterfingers Yes, I make it often at home. Besides, I also upload my recipes online to share with others
@Butterfingers (66585)
• India
15 Jul 21
That would be great, so you always make at home?
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@sabtraversa (12961)
• Italy
15 Jul 21
I took baking courses, I could if I wanted to. What's a bread maker?
What I realized is that it's cheaper to buy bread at the baker's than making your own. It isn't much about the raw ingredients you need, but the power needed for the oven. I think you really end up saving if you buy it, plus you support local businesses if you buy at the baker's.
What I realized is that it's cheaper to buy bread at the baker's than making your own. It isn't much about the raw ingredients you need, but the power needed for the oven. I think you really end up saving if you buy it, plus you support local businesses if you buy at the baker's.1 person likes this
@sabtraversa (12961)
• Italy
15 Jul 21
@Butterfingers Bought bread is not necessarily less healthy, if it's bought fresh, baked the same day you buy it. Guess it depends on where you buy it, that's why I mentioned the local baker.
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@Butterfingers (66585)
• India
15 Jul 21
@sabtraversa I know what you mean but I mean some people prefer to use their own ingredients
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@Butterfingers (66585)
• India
15 Jul 21
Yes that do save money but you know health conscious people don't consider money
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@jstory07 (134394)
• Roseburg, Oregon
15 Jul 21
@Butterfingers It is a lot better than what you get from the store. We eat it hot out of the oven with butter on it.
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@Butterfingers (66585)
• India
15 Jul 21
Do you like it more as compared to what we buy from stores
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@nela13 (55706)
• Portugal
17 Jul 21
@Butterfingers I have a bread maker but I also cook it in the oven.
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@allknowing (130064)
• India
15 Jul 21
Even a baking oven could do that but I have yet to try
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@Butterfingers (66585)
• India
16 Jul 21
Yes I came to know about it so I guess I may try someday
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@prashu228 (37526)
• India
15 Jul 21
yes i do sometimes..and i prepare it in oven ...i don't know what is bread maker...
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@RebeccasFarm (86768)
• United States
15 Jul 21
I did for a long time but now I have no time for it.
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@Butterfingers (66585)
• India
16 Jul 21
That's fine, these days I am having it daily in breakfast
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@owlwings (43915)
• Cambridge, England
15 Jul 21
You don't need a breadmaker to make bread! You only need flour, yeast, salt and water, some patience and 5 minutes of stress-relieving arm work ... and a hot oven, of course. That's the way it's been done for thousands of years and there's no reason for not doing it that way still.
I often make my own bread and, although I have used a breadmaking machine, it's actually just as easy and more satisfying to make it the old way. There are plenty of recipes and instructional videos online.
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@dpk262006 (58675)
• Delhi, India
15 Jul 21
No, we do not prepare it at home, though I have heard about bread maker, it costs around Rs.10000/-
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@Butterfingers (66585)
• India
15 Jul 21
Yes, it's expensive. ok, tell me how you felt after you took Covacccine? Any side effects?
@kaylachan (57804)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
15 Jul 21
A few years before my mom passed, we bought one. Before that, she did everything by hand.
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@psanasangma (5884)
• India
15 Jul 21
I haven't tried yet. Not sure how it will turn out when I make 
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@Butterfingers (66585)
• India
15 Jul 21
haha I don't have any plans to try soon
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@cacay1 (83223)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
15 Jul 21
I really dream to bake bread at home by following the procedures seen in videos but it's pandemic, no one wants to buy the ingredients at home. All are afraid to step foot now that the covid case in our city tripled 
despite the ongoing locked down 
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