I have a bread machine, and I worked out for an 2lb unsliced white loaf, I am paying approx 30p for the ingredients (OK I only use Asda cheapest bread flour), add in another 10p for electricity etc so I am getting a unsliced loaf for 40p so yes it is a lot cheaper,
The only downside is that you tend to eat more bread mainly because you cut it thicker and that it sends such a nice smell around the house you cant wait to try it warm from the breadmaker. I only have one of the cheapest bread makers and it does jam, cakes etc so a good investment.
Another good buy is a slow cooker as you can use cheaper cuts of meat etc. Love my slow cooker , I get loads of recipes on the internet dont bother buying fancy books.
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Pandy on Wed Mar 14, 2012 4:18 pm, edited 1 time in total.
If life is what you make it, I must have been in a strange mood when I made mine
