Wrights Baking Premium White Bread Mix 500 g (Pack of 10)

I've made this bread a few times now, loved the flavour and ease of making these packs of bread mix. With this mix, found you do need to knead the dough for a good 5-10 minutes. Best baked as a round loaf dusted with flour or brushed with milk and add more seeds or as I did, some sesame seeds. Rises well and cooks for the 25-30 mins as the directions stated. Please be aware of the use by dates, mine said to use before August. That's fine with me as I've stopped buying bread from shops as these mixes and baking my own white/wholewheat bread from scratch feels fulfilling. I've now got a dough hook for my mixer, so it will be easier. Lovely flavour with these linseeds and oats.

always use this brand of bread mix because always gives good mixing and soft fresh bread. good taste,easy to mix and shape. i would say though expensive. all individually wrapped in paper bags and plastic wrap around all og them.

After having at last being able to grab a Russell Hobbs 23620 Compact Bread Maker we were after an easy start to bread making with it. We bough this multipack of Wrights Baking Mixed Grain Bread Mix. The first loaf came out slightly small using the quantities stated on the packet but the texture, colour, and flavour were excellent. For the second loaf we used the appropriate instructions / quantities from the Bread Maker instruction book (just using the flour & water). It came out perfect in size, colour, texture, crust thickness, and flavour. We have bought all the ingredients for a DIY loaf of bread but will still use the Wrights Baking Mixed Grain Bread Mix in between.

This is an all in product, just add water, no need to add yeast. Easy to use. This bag size made one medium loaf in our bread maker. The loaf was ok not evenly risen across the to. The machine never turns any thing out as good as the artisan baker what ever ingredients you use so cant blame the mix for this. The bread doesn't last as long as shop bought 'plastic' bread made by the chorleywood process, but then find it doesn't last too long, sandwiches on the day of baking and toast the next, crumbs for the birds thereafter..... A good store cupboard item in case you cant get out or get bread delivered.

Good

Well, we were sceptical about buying a ‘bread mix’ when my husband normally makes ours from scratch. However we tried this mix based on reviews we had read because we could not source our favourite bread flour during the early stages of lockdown. I can confirm all the reviews are correct. It makes tasty, well risen bread. It is expensive at around £2 per load, but again, that is what they are charging in my local supermarket for an ‘artisan’ loaf which is not half as nice. So if you like making your own bread I would recommend giving this mix a try.

very good

I make a single loaf by hand. It's very quick and simple and makes very tasty, reliable bread. I make it in a le creuset casserole with that lid on and get a good crust. I think the flavour is much richer and more interesting than my usual plain wholemeal and white flour combination. It's a nice consistency too, cuts with a sharp knife and not too dense but with some good texture. Highly recommend.