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The Gluten-Free Pantry Favorite Sandwich Bread Mix

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We made our first bread yesterday! Mixed this in a stand mixer, and baked in the oven. Very pleased. Does not taste like regular wheat bread, but we all liked the taste!

Tomorrow we will try slicing on a meat slicer.

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My hubby just bought a box of this mix so we could try making pizza crusts. It's good to know it makes nice bread too. :D

Sammyj Apprentice
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Ran a fresh loaf through our meat slicer. Worked just fine! Bread held togeather with no tearing!

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Would you mind letting us know how well this keeps? I always scratch bake but am curious as to the properties of mixes. :)

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My hubby just bought a box of this mix so we could try making pizza crusts. It's good to know it makes nice bread too. :D

It's great for pizza crust, too!! Pretty sticky, so just keep your hands wet with water while flattening it out. My gluten eating boyfriend loves this mix the best of all the others...the others are "too thick" for him, but this he doesn't complain about :)

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Must try for Pizza!

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