What type of bread do you buy?
Isidora Markovic
7 years ago
Bread forms a staple in the diets of many, and with so many varieties out there, I'm wondering which is most popular among Houzzers! Not being an active disliker of any kind, for me it more boils down to what I'm having it with, or if it's a shared loaf, the one type that everyone agrees on.
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What kind of bread is your favourite? Is there a type you absolutely loathe? Do you alternate between varieties? Let us know below!
White
Brown
Seeded
Granary
Sourdough
Rye
Best of both
I make my own bread
Gluten free
Other - comment below!
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