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20-08-2012, 08:00 AM
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Delicious Wheat Bread, but No Fluff
I consistently make delicious wheat bread. However, it's always dense without any supermarket like fluff.
I would appreciate any suggestions that would resolve this problem. Thank You!  
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27-01-2013, 03:40 PM
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Delicious Wheat Bread, but No Fluff
On 20-Aug-12 3:00 AM, Fishmonger wrote:
I consistently make delicious wheat bread. However, it's always dense without any supermarket like fluff. I would appreciate any suggestions that would resolve this problem. Thank You! You could try adding a bit of Baking SODA. About 2 grams worth. This is about the weight of an US dime. Don't use too much!! KB
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