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does anyone know a brand of bread that DOESNT use soya flour?

12 replies

ratfly · 28/09/2007 12:20

ds had his allergy tests today and is ok with wheat but not`soya. so i would like to give him bread, but all bread has soya flour in.

does anyone know one that doesn't and isn't that awful gluten free stuff?

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starfish2 · 28/09/2007 12:29

I don't know how far you are willing to go, but you can always bake your own bread, so you can choose what you put in it.
Some time ago the Guardian Family supplement had a very easy bread recipe that you just stick in the food processor and stick it in the oven... I tried it and it is very very good (disclaimer: I am not a sahm, I do not have loads of time to spare, and I do not normally enjoy baking). If you are interested I can look for the link for you...

EmsMum · 28/09/2007 12:33

Get a breadmaker and then you know exactly what has gone into it. Thats what we do to avoid salt for DH's sake.

Its really really easy.

ratfly · 28/09/2007 14:29

hmmm. dad suggested i bake my own bread too, but i did used to have a breadmaker and somehow always made really crap bread...

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RubberDuck · 28/09/2007 14:32

The Panasonic is the best, imo - lovely bread from that.

toomanyballs · 28/09/2007 14:37

My friends DS can't do soya either (or dairy), will find out for you. I know he can have either tesco or sainsburys (sorry) basic style range ready to bake baguettes

ratfly · 28/09/2007 14:45

toomanyballs - that would be fab! thanks!

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toomanyballs · 28/09/2007 14:46

Will probably be this evening

tatt · 28/09/2007 19:18

don't know - have friends with a soy problem but they bake their own. They shop a lot in Marks for other foods.

goingfor3 · 28/09/2007 19:23

I mix and rise the dough in the bread maker and then bake in the oven, much nicer than all done in the breadmaker.

catesmum · 28/09/2007 20:31

Tesco's finest multigrain and their oatmeal bread doesn't contain soya. Waitrose also do a similar loaf that doesn't contain soya. Our dietician said that 75% of shop bought loaves do contain soya...but you need to be looking at wholegrain/brown loaves rather than white

ratfly · 30/09/2007 18:41

Well, we had Tesco finest oatmeal bread as toast today. ds loved it! thanks for the recommendation.

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toomanyballs · 01/10/2007 12:54

Hi talked to my friend. She has a breadmaker. Might be worth finding a proper bakers shop.

Also you can buy a bread mix in tescos ( she thinks it has a geen and white package ) that you can easily make into rolls etc.

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