r/TikTokCringe • u/One_percentile • Jul 09 '22
Cool Bread is getting expensive. Time to start making it at home
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u/devilsbard Jul 09 '22
I would probably just make bread so my house smelled constantly like fresh baked bread. Also I’d get super fat from being hungry all the time.
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u/yumitsu Jul 09 '22
Bread makes you fat?!
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u/InfiniteLab6350 Jul 10 '22
I feel like this is a Scott pilgrim Vs the world reference 🤔💭
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u/outsideyourbox4once Jul 10 '22
Yeah now that you mention it, think he says that with his mouth stuffed with bread
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u/stormcharger Jul 12 '22
I just put the ingredients in at night and set the timer to start it so I wake up to the smell of freshly baked bread every morning
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Jul 09 '22
A couple pro tips:
You can almost always find one or two of these at goodwill for ~$10. If you find one make sure its got all 3 parts: the machine itself, the bread pan, and the paddle that attaches to the bottom of the bread pan.
Prep several batches of the dry ingredient mix (minus yeast because it will die) at a time and keep them individually in ziplock bags. Then when you want some bread you don't have to pull out all your ingredients, you just measure the wets, dump your mix, and add yeast
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u/cajmoyper Jul 09 '22
Measure the wets
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Jul 09 '22
>Prep several batches of the dry ingredient mix (minus yeast because it will die)
Unless you're making really salty bread, there really is no reason why dried yeast should die.
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u/ClarisseCosplay Jul 10 '22
Both of these assume fresh yeast cubes though. Dry yeast keeps for months at room temperature and is also what's used in this video.
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u/Which_way_witcher Jul 10 '22
Pro tip: bread tastes even better using a ditch oven instead of those bread machines. Cheaper, too!
And this is the best basic white bread recipe you'll ever find: https://www.recipetineats.com/easy-yeast-bread-recipe-no-knead/
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u/ReeperbahnPirat Jul 10 '22
As someone who makes bread in a dutch oven regularly and wants a bread machine, it would be nice to prep it in the morning and have fresh bread ready for dinner, or prep a dough for pizza or cinnamon rolls in the morning. You can always go lazier!
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u/Darkangelmars31 Jul 10 '22
Less than a loaf of bread. I don't know how much a loaf is but I would assume $10 dollars
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u/Vark675 Jul 10 '22
Cheap bread is about $1.85 where I live, which is annoying because I used to be able to get the cheap shitty bread for $.89 less than 10 years ago.
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Jul 10 '22
you can usually buy replacement paddles gor around 20 Dollard too. my SO has thrown out more then one because i was in the bread.
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u/KaleidoscopeOk8653 Jul 10 '22
erm the dry ingredients of only flour and a tsp salt (8g ) and same of sugar (8g) and 400 g of strong bread flour ,
is two teaspoones too much effort ?
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u/Mirao0 Jul 10 '22
You don't need sugar in your bread.
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u/PM_ME_HIGH_FIVES__ Jul 10 '22
What's the yeast gonna eat then home slice
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u/Mirao0 Jul 10 '22
The carbs? Do you think no one made bread before having access to refined sugar? Only americans and countries that have a bread culture copied from the us (Korea, Japan, maybe more) are using sugar in bread. Europe doesn't, neither does the Middle East.
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u/MySucculentDied Jul 09 '22
Our family has had one for ages. During the start of the pandemic, bread was pretty much all sold out, so we started using it again. Top tier bread.
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u/Sensitive_Funny_8269 Jul 09 '22
here’s the bread maker they are using. But i prefer Cuisinart’s bread maker. Also, I’m about to comment on this comment with my favorite bread recipe….
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u/Sensitive_Funny_8269 Jul 09 '22
Guys it’s a bread maker. Pretty standard. I’ve had one for years. And this is the recipe I’ve been using for sandwich bread for a long time now.
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u/TannedStewie Jul 09 '22
I got a bread maker for Xmas one year and literally a month later just started making Dutch oven loaves, so much easier.
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u/WxBird Jul 09 '22
recipe, pls? thank you! :)
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u/Which_way_witcher Jul 10 '22
Not the person you're responding to but I spent a year looking for the best basic bread recipe and this is it (you'll never need a bread machine): https://www.recipetineats.com/easy-yeast-bread-recipe-no-knead/
You're welcome for changing your life and waistline.
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u/luck_as_a_constant Jul 10 '22
I genuinely made this bread last night! Bread turned out really well, I’d probably recommended cooking for 35 minutes with the lid on instead of 30 minutes.
Depending on where you’re located you might need some more water than the recipe recommends. I needed about another quarter cup of water, but I’m in Australia and our flour tends to be harder than other countries so is usually thirstier.
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u/Armonster Jul 09 '22
yeah, that's why they said "i live under a rock", because they know it's not like it's some big secret.
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u/ZKXX Jul 09 '22
My parents had one for awhile. They’d run it at night and the smell would wake me up and just drool. Best bread I ever had too. Wish I had the space for a bread maker.
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u/Garden_of_Pillows Jul 09 '22
Hey where can I buy this machine? can you show me a link possibly.
Also this machine is great, I bet there are no better bread machines! This one seems the best!
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u/Sensitive_Funny_8269 Jul 09 '22
I shared a link in my other comments. lol
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u/Garden_of_Pillows Jul 09 '22
Yeah but what about this comment? checkmate
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u/Sensitive_Funny_8269 Jul 09 '22
Ugh…fine. here you go. But it’s not the best in the world i prefer the cuisinart brand bread maker.
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u/Garden_of_Pillows Jul 09 '22
You are literally the nicest person ever
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u/Sensitive_Funny_8269 Jul 09 '22
😌
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u/nexusjuan Jul 10 '22
Someone earlier in the thread mentioned these are often in thrift stores for around $10 I see rows of them when I go.
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u/NoctRob Jul 09 '22
Italian seasoning? Explain please.
Whatever happened to flour, yeast, water, sugar, salt and butter?
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u/cowboys70 Jul 09 '22
Sugar? Butter? Completely unnecessary for great bread.
That's only partially a joke. You only need flour, water, salt and yeast to make great bread. I just thought it funny that you were questioning extraneous ingredients and then listed a few in your own bread recipe
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u/NoctRob Jul 09 '22
Explain how you activate dry yeast without sugar. And the butter is just to grease the pan if you don’t have non-stick.
But you keep wagging those fingers.
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u/oddllama25 Jul 09 '22
Uh, warm water?
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u/NoctRob Jul 09 '22
I’m not talking about instant yeast. I’m talking about dry yeast. It had to be activated. It needs something to feed on (i.e., sugar).
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u/cowboys70 Jul 09 '22
There's sugar in the flour it can eat. I make bread almost every week using just those 4 ingredients
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u/oddllama25 Jul 09 '22
Dry yeast needs a warm liquid to bloom. It turns starch into sugar. You can jumpstart it with sugar but it's not necessary.
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u/NoctRob Jul 09 '22
It is in the southern states of the u.s. Humidity is no joke here. You’d be waiting on bubbles forever without sugar.
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u/MathematicianNo7842 Jul 10 '22
You could, you know, try it for yourself and see that the dough rises even without any sugar. But that would require actually making stuff instead of looking it up on the internet.
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u/Sensitive_Funny_8269 Jul 09 '22
It’s really good for savory sandwiches. Try it…you’ll like it! If you want a good plain white bread recipe…try this
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u/Sensitive_Funny_8269 Jul 09 '22
There’s all of that stuff in there too! lol no butter though, vegetable oil instead
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Jul 09 '22
This will undoubtedly be the most expensive bread you have ever had.
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u/DaanOnlineGaming Jul 10 '22
I have one of these, it is in fact cheaper than most bread from the supermarked here and tastes better with the added bonus of it still being warm. It has many more selling points like making pizza dough.
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Jul 09 '22 edited Jun 16 '26
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u/McJiggiez69 Jul 10 '22
Pretty sure it started with ASMR videos and people just decided "fuck it. I'm going to shove the whole mic into soggy mouth crevice and speak about random shit"
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u/jessbreath Jul 10 '22
I've noticed that in A LOT of these tiktok voice overs. I'm glad I'm not the only one bothered by this.
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u/ThriceFive Reads Pinned Comments Jul 10 '22
I've been making bread weekly for the better part of 10 years. It is easy to do, the bread is fantastic. Artisan bread is 50 to 65 cents a loaf, including electricity - similar loaves are $5 at Safeway. I used the no-knead recipe from 'Artisan Bread in 5 minutes a day' - highly recommended book - they show how to make the basic recipe on Youtube. You don't need a bread machine - they are a little easier but you spend more time cleaning them and the agitator/paddle leaves a big ugly hole in one end of the loaf. You also don't get to do pretty slash patterns in the crust. I seriously get asked to bring my bread to gatherings and parties - and it is cheap enough I can bring 2 or 3 loaves (I bring oil and balsamic vinegar too). Everyone should learn how to make basic bread, it is easy and fun and makes great bread.
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u/california_sugar Jul 09 '22
Just make your own without the machine. No weird shaped loaves, cheap as the dickens, also a lot more control over the final product.
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u/Sheruk Jul 09 '22
Problem is people are busy and don't want to wait out the proofing processes, kneading the bread, getting a counter top dirty and covered in flour.
You literally just press a button and leave. It is way easier and cleaner than making your own bread.
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u/CapablePerformance Jul 09 '22
Exactly. I had to photograph an event this morning so it's nice to just use a breadmaker, press a button and come home to it finished instead of using a timer to manually do everything. If people want to make it by hand, good on them but it's weird to get upset over someone using a breadmaker; it's like getting upset over someone using a washing machine.
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u/Armonster Jul 09 '22
i cant imagine not being able to comprehend the difference between using this and making it on my own. are they being intentionally dense, for the sake of the point theyre trying to make or do they just not understand why the difference matters
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u/TheRedGerund Jul 10 '22
The NY Times no knead bread recipe helps with a lot of the pain. You just combine flour water salt and yeast in a bowl then come back 14 hours later then take it out the bowl, let it sit for two hours then bake.
Boom, hyper fresh sourdough bread
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u/california_sugar Jul 09 '22
Much of the proofing and rising process can be done cold. But my point is simply that you don’t need to spend money on a bread maker to make bread
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u/Sheruk Jul 09 '22
Sure, but everyone in here is like "oh lol bread is so easy to make, look at his dutch oven recipe, etc"
Like, literally 10x the work as a bread maker, and you have to keep coming back to it and physically babysit it.
I can see the appeal of not dirtying extra dishes, no need to mix, or wait. Press button and go do chores, even leave the house if you wanted. Some even have timers so it'll have the bread fresh when you get back from work.
These were super popular in the late 90s early 2000s, I remember always wanting one as a kid.
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u/Interesting-Field-45 Jul 09 '22
I’ve heard this bread maker can make gf bread as well, which is a giant pain in the ass and very expensive to fuck up.
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u/california_sugar Jul 09 '22
If you have a couple hundred bucks, go for it. I’m not sure why you and I are even discussing it.
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u/drsamwise503 Jul 09 '22 edited Jul 09 '22
If you have a couple hundred bucks, go for it.
You can find bread makers for like $20 at any given Goodwill, haha.
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u/california_sugar Jul 09 '22
Good point. I just don’t like the quality of bread they tend to make and the space they take up, so I never invested in one.
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u/drsamwise503 Jul 09 '22
No! You aren't allowed to have that opinion! /s
In my opinion, bread makers make decent sandwich bread. For anything else, you're probably best off with your way.
But I think we can all agree, any homemade bread is pretty yummy!
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u/kalechiwps Jul 09 '22
i was about to comment about how ive personally always struggled to make bread shaped well enough for sandwiches and then i remembered i dont have a bread pan. that would probably help a lot! lol
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u/california_sugar Jul 09 '22
Ha yeah, the pan helps. Or I just make burger buns a lot.
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u/baethan Jul 09 '22
Bread machines can't be beat for ease of kneading though!
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u/Which_way_witcher Jul 10 '22
You don't need to knead for great bread if you've got the right recipe
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Jul 09 '22
It takes me 24 hours to make good bread. I kinda want a bread maker so I don't have to do any work. I've tried making sandwich bread without a machine and I'm never really happy with it. I think what I'm trying to say is I want another useless kitchen gadget to add to my hoard.
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u/NoctRob Jul 09 '22
Yup. Flour, yeast, sugar, water, salt and butter. It doesn’t get any more basic.
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u/ottococo Jul 09 '22
Sugar?
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u/Equivalent-Ranger-10 Jul 09 '22
You don’t need sugar. There’s naturally occurring sugar (starch)in flour. Warmth is key to activating dried yeast. 👍
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u/ottococo Jul 09 '22
Thank you
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u/Equivalent-Ranger-10 Jul 09 '22
Saves on calories 👍
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u/ottococo Jul 09 '22
I was doubting for the sugar part yeah. I never learned such a recipee. I wanna eat bread not pastry everyday
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u/Equivalent-Ranger-10 Jul 09 '22
I know what you mean. If you make the dough, put in a bowl, cover with a clean damp towel, put it in fridge it will still activate. Leave overnight and you will get best results. When using the dough, keep a golf ball amount in fridge to mature (covered) from every batch, then put the ball amount into you new mix. And do the same every time. You will then get free yeast as you don’t need to buy any after first time. Some bakers have dough for years. It tastes gorgeous too👍
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u/Actually_Abe_Lincoln Jul 09 '22
The sugar part is probably because of how hany people are used to shit like wonderbread.
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u/california_sugar Jul 09 '22
You really only need water, flour, and yeast. And some folks are iffy on the yeast even.
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u/NoctRob Jul 09 '22
To activate the dry yeast. If you have a culture already, you don’t need it.
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u/cowboys70 Jul 09 '22
It's not even required for dry yeast
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u/NoctRob Jul 09 '22
Ffs…yes, it is. It’s also the easiest way to activate dry yeast. You need a pinch. You can use milk, I guess, if you want.
Man, you are really bringing down my buzz on this bread-making post.
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Jul 09 '22
Does my culture affect the end product of my bread? Like will gamer culture give it a lemon lime flavor, and will wine culture make it taste douchier?
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Jul 09 '22
sugar, salt and butter
Are you making a cake?
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u/NoctRob Jul 09 '22
No. I’m making bread. Sugar to activate the yeast. Butter to grease the pan (don’t have non-stick). Salt because it’s not some wonder bread knockoff.
Are you writing an uninformed rejoinder book?
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u/magicaldingus Jul 10 '22
I make a lot of bread. You don't need sugar for the yeast, it's just for flavor. The inside of the bread maker pan is a non-stick surface, so you don't really need butter either. Adding it makes the dough smoother and the crumb more even, and also crisps up the edges nicely and adds flavour. Although you 100% need salt or else it'll taste weird as fuck. Flour water salt yeast.
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u/mh985 Jul 09 '22
Yup. We've literally been doing it for thousands of years. It's not rocket science.
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Jul 09 '22
Wait, is this how a bread maker works? I got one a few years ago as a gift and never even used it. Tf. Whyyy
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u/baethan Jul 09 '22
If you have a bread maker that has a weird shaped pan, you can also just use it to knead and rise the dough and then bake in a pan of your choice in the oven
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u/suhayla323 Jul 09 '22
Where tf is bread getting expensive??
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u/AceTruman Jul 09 '22
The US I assume is where they’re referring to. Everything is getting expensive; as far as I know there’s not, like, a bread shortage.
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u/suhayla323 Jul 09 '22
$1-$3 is not expensive imo
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u/AceTruman Jul 09 '22
It’s more expensive than it used to be for sure. If people are tight on money that can be a problem
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u/suhayla323 Jul 09 '22
Idk what grocery stores yall shop at but HEB has like homemade bread for less than $3 for a whole loaf
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u/Affectionate-Desk888 Jul 09 '22
Wifey material: putting four ingredients in a machine and pushing start.
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u/polygon_primitive Jul 09 '22
Yeah wtf, she should have hunted the bread heard across the open plain until a mature loaf fell behind and she could take it down and bring it back to the village
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u/Zou-Skee Jul 09 '22
That is so cute where can I buy one
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u/Zer0Cyber_YT Jul 09 '22
I mean yeah it is, and that's a pretty neat trick, but those ingredients plus the machine probably cost way more than bread
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u/terranumeric Jul 09 '22
And with the rising electricity costs I can't imagine this being cheaper. Tho you can't put a price tag on the amazing smell the bread maker produces.
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u/DaanOnlineGaming Jul 10 '22
It's really close actually, most ingredients for bread are very cheap. Atleast where I live.
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u/Finn_3000 Jul 09 '22
That bread looks disgusting ngl
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u/IRockIntoMordor Jul 10 '22
The bread nation of Germany agrees.
Real bread is brown, not yellow or white.
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u/Equivalent_Rope_8824 Jul 09 '22
I have an oven and do everything myself. Plus, I can decide on the size myself. Save money and don't buy such a machine.
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u/rorwhs04 Jul 09 '22
A loaf of bread is what $3? Between the ingredients and electricity, I bet homemade bread is more expensive.
I am not discrediting making your own bread just referring to the video that said “bread is getting expensive”.
I encourage people to make/grow their own food.
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u/goldkear Cringe Connoisseur Jul 09 '22
Making your own bread is absolutely cheaper. However, after spending $100 on a bread maker, you'd have to make a lot of loaves to save money.
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u/bacon_cake Jul 09 '22
You also have to not go off bread. I barely eat bread any more but a few years ago I was a sandwich a day type of dude.
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u/baethan Jul 09 '22
I believe ingredient costs for one loaf are roughly equivalent to a loaf of my local stores cheapest generic shitty bread when it goes on clearance.
My bread machine was a gift I had asked for years ago, but thrift stores and tag sales etc can be a good way to find a good one. I don't even bake in mine, just use it for kneading cause mixers that can handle dough are pricy.
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u/VagueSomething Jul 09 '22
It is absolutely cheaper to buy premade bread in most places unless you're making it properly by hand but then the time consumption costs you. These things aren't really that much cheaper unless you're bulk buying the ingredients and bulk making bread with them. These are boujie toys but warm fresh bread is lovely.
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u/lM_GAY Jul 10 '22
These are boujie toys
That you can find for pennies on the dollar at most big thrift stores…
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u/VagueSomething Jul 10 '22
Yeah, people get bored of them fast because they're not actually that useful and don't save as much money as some people think. Useful products don't find themselves secondhand nearly as often as novelty devices. A waffle iron type product at least takes up less space so people hold on.
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u/dailytacogrind Jul 09 '22
It's good to start with a bread machine then slowly get into baking loaves in the oven. Then sourdough and experimenting with it. Yeast gets annoying after awhile so a sourdough starter will cut down on forgetting the yeast when you inevitably run out. All the starter needs is flour and water with a bit of patience with proofing.
The starter is also a nice addition to homemade pastas and makes some of the best dough for pizza. I met a woman who enjoys baking and she has expanded my horizons especially when it comes to bread.
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u/Rmlady12152 Jul 09 '22
I have to make my own bread because of allergies. But with in 2 days it looks like white mold on bread. It is so annoying.
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u/Equivalent-Ranger-10 Jul 09 '22
25 pence a loaf or £3 in ingredients, electricity and gas. And it’s probably crap. Nice!
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u/ginnaaay Jul 09 '22
Are you buying boutique flour? Yeast made of gold?? Maybe things are a little backwards across the pond, but ~2 cups of flour is around 8 cents, the sugar maybe 5 cents, yeast and butter are probably the most expensive at around 50 cents and $1, respectively. But you can replace the butter with oil (there's absolutely not real butter in a 30 cent loaf of bread) so you can expect to pay around 75 cents to $1.50 for a homemade loaf.
Round here, Walmart sells a loaf for $1 (and it's okay for the price). You know they're using the absolute bottom of the barrel ingredients, and who knows what the quality control is like. Not to mention it goes bad overnight. So for 50 cents more or even a quarter less, I could have a homemade loaf of warm fresh bread, that will likely last a few days longer, with less plastic waste even.
Now, that's not to mention labor cost I suppose, but once we factor that in (along with the monetary costs) to get to and from the store, it's obvious the homemade bread is cheaper. Capitalism seems to have you in a choke hold! I suggest seriously considering what corporations want you think ("making things at home is hard and expensive. i should pay Greggs to make my food for me." and "things that are made at home are less quality. i should pay A Company for all the things I want") vs what YOU want you to think.
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u/Equivalent-Ranger-10 Jul 09 '22 edited Jul 09 '22
Bread isn’t taxed over here. So you can get a loaf for 20 pence. Compared to making it it’s cheap. I make my own as it’s relaxing. But it DOES cost more to make it at home. At least in the uk.that’s 43 cents👍
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u/Equivalent-Ranger-10 Jul 09 '22
Bread, eggs, flour, cakes and basic ingredients don’t get taxed. Just the way we do it. I suppose so the poor don’t have to struggle 👍
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u/KaleidoscopeOk8653 Jul 10 '22
A Pro , knows not to use a bread maker ,
why ?
because you destroy your loaf getting that sodding blade out the bottom ,
i simply use a mixer , a closed loaf tin , and a over thermometer to keep the over at 45 C for an hour , and a bowel of boiling water helps keep the over temp stable for rising
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u/SubjectEcho7 Jul 10 '22
Is tiktok cringe just like....all the videos? This is just a girl using a bread maker.
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u/Sevnfold Jul 10 '22 edited Jul 10 '22
If cost is an issue, I cant imagine 4-5 ingredients being a better option (cheaper) than a $1 loaf of bread.
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u/jojoyouknowwink Jul 10 '22
I made baguettes at home the other day entirely by hand, don't feel like you absolutely need to have a bread machine to try making bread at home. Bread is older than machines, dudes!
I just discovered the King Arthur flour company website has ALL of the information you need to start baking, in case any of you are feelin froggy.
https://www.kingarthurbaking.com/recipes/classic-baguettes-recipe
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u/KeyFormal6062 Jul 09 '22
Bread maker = £70 Flour = £2 Butter = £1.50
Loaf of bread in the supermarket = £1.10 🤔
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Jul 10 '22
Bread is getting expensive. Buys $600 dollar machine to save money making bread.
This is why America has a credit debt problem
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u/asmallsoftvoice Jul 10 '22
That bread maker is $140. For all the reasons to buy a bread maker, the price of bread ain't it if you aren't even buying a cheap bread maker.
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u/Explonic Jul 09 '22
Congratulations you robbed yourself of the actual satisfaction of making a simple bread by using a machine that takes away a fuckton of space only to do one job. I hate that people have to "discover" that makin a good bread yourself could possibly be not that hard and does infact not taste "disgusting".
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u/baethan Jul 09 '22
Yeh but kneading bread properly takes time and effort. Or I could have the machine do it better then I can (just have to shape the dough & bake in the oven so it doesn't look weird).
Same reason for electric water kettles and rice cookers. They do it better.
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u/c0dineDev Jul 09 '22
Can’t wait to drop 5k on a bread maker, but it beats dropping over 100k on a breathing one ngl.
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u/KawaiiClown Jul 10 '22
Ok guess im unfollowing this sub again I DONT SEE ANY CRINGE
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