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French bread
« on: May 15, 2012, 08:39:02 AM »
There was a thread a couple of years ago, but I wanted to see if anything had changed.

Yesterday, I had a loaf from Makro called Seedcereal French, which was at least crusty, but not much like French bread otherwise.  Big C and Makro's ordinary French bread is rubbish.  Any better French bread anywhere?

For "general purpose" bread, I haven't found anything better than Makro's Wholewheat Opentop loaf;  when they get it right, it can be very nice, but unfortunately they don't always... either not kneaded enough, or baked too long.

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Re: French bread
« Reply #1 on: May 15, 2012, 12:33:11 PM »
There was a thread a couple of years ago, but I wanted to see if anything had changed.

Yesterday, I had a loaf from Makro called Seedcereal French, which was at least crusty, but not much like French bread otherwise.  Big C and Makro's ordinary French bread is rubbish.  Any better French bread anywhere?

For "general purpose" bread, I haven't found anything better than Makro's Wholewheat Opentop loaf;  when they get it right, it can be very nice, but unfortunately they don't always... either not kneaded enough, or baked too long.

Agree. we use the open-top at Coffee Corner, toasts up well and makes a reasonable sandwich. I had some fantastic crispy rolls from Richard the baker in Lahansai.

Most of what we use at Coffee Corner is baguettes from Siem Reap - beautiful French stye. Perhaps you need to join one of our tours IB !  wave1

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Re: French bread
« Reply #2 on: May 15, 2012, 12:42:30 PM »
There was a thread a couple of years ago, but I wanted to see if anything had changed.

Yesterday, I had a loaf from Makro called Seedcereal French, which was at least crusty, but not much like French bread otherwise.  Big C and Makro's ordinary French bread is rubbish.  Any better French bread anywhere?

For "general purpose" bread, I haven't found anything better than Makro's Wholewheat Opentop loaf;  when they get it right, it can be very nice, but unfortunately they don't always... either not kneaded enough, or baked too long.
I used to like big-c bread, the brown bread is very nice and they do it in their inside bakery every day.
If you catch big-c/makro in the morning time its the best.
The price is also good.
The Taweekit swiss/german bread is also good but I found it dry and not fresh too many times.
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Re: French bread
« Reply #3 on: May 21, 2012, 07:08:18 AM »
There was a thread a couple of years ago, but I wanted to see if anything had changed.

Yesterday, I had a loaf from Makro called Seedcereal French, which was at least crusty, but not much like French bread otherwise.  Big C and Makro's ordinary French bread is rubbish.  Any better French bread anywhere?

For "general purpose" bread, I haven't found anything better than Makro's Wholewheat Opentop loaf;  when they get it right, it can be very nice, but unfortunately they don't always... either not kneaded enough, or baked too long.
I used to like big-c bread, the brown bread is very nice and they do it in their inside bakery every day.
If you catch big-c/makro in the morning time its the best.
The price is also good.
The Taweekit swiss/german bread is also good but I found it dry and not fresh too many times.
sawadi
How can the bread be good if its dry and not fresh? brick1

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Re: French bread
« Reply #4 on: May 21, 2012, 07:34:50 PM »
There was a thread a couple of years ago, but I wanted to see if anything had changed.

Yesterday, I had a loaf from Makro called Seedcereal French, which was at least crusty, but not much like French bread otherwise.  Big C and Makro's ordinary French bread is rubbish.  Any better French bread anywhere?

For "general purpose" bread, I haven't found anything better than Makro's Wholewheat Opentop loaf;  when they get it right, it can be very nice, but unfortunately they don't always... either not kneaded enough, or baked too long.
I used to like big-c bread, the brown bread is very nice and they do it in their inside bakery every day.
If you catch big-c/makro in the morning time its the best.
The price is also good.
The Taweekit swiss/german bread is also good but I found it dry and not fresh too many times.
sawadi
How can the bread be good if its dry and not fresh? brick1
The idea is to buy it when its fresh.......... 2guys

 

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