I know but have you tried using live yeast? It may even be worth considering a sourdough starter.



Either way, I can't remember the last time I had sliced bread that tasted anything like "yeasty", despite their own admitted tendency to top-load with yeast. I can only assume that some of the "enhancers" help to mask the flavour of yeast

I've been looking at sourdough making, its certainly not instant

They have a biscuit budget????

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Cuts to tax credits don't affect the unemployed - sounds obvious but IDS is being reminded of this salient fact by some media writers this week in the run up to the debate on his plans on Thursday - its all about accentuating the negative via the printed news media and hoping that no-one thinks it through properly.

Off the top of my head, Eric Pickles's department spent around £40K on biscuits last year – that was £10K UP on the previous year.



And this is the same Pickles who has been ordering councils to cut spending by not providing mineral water at meetings.

That's curious. Do they have anything at all to show for it?

That is unreal

I thought it takes the biscuit, but policy has swiftly moved on. According to Newsthump, the winter fuel allowance could become a thing of the past as the government announced plans for fat people on benefits to be melted down to fuel the heating systems of the elderly.

Ah, but only [ipoor[/i fat people or disabled ones or any on any sort of benefits. Obviously.

And MPs aren't on benefits?

Goodness, no!



That's quite different.

Must be, most benefits cheats get serious jail time. IIRConly three MPs have seen the inside of a nick for their thieving of public funds