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rasbo
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Anyone try it? Exspensive forsure,I'm wondering if anyone has a recipe like it,that bread is great tasting
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sarbar
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Costco - it freezes well.
Due to the high content of seeds and nuts is why partly it is so pricey.
I bake a lot of bread but for DKB, it is my guilty pleasure to get 
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kayakbear
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LOVE that bread. My fav is the sprouted wheat bread.
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sarbar
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Mon Aug 13, 2012 8:41 am |
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PS: If you are ever down to Portland, go to their bakery outlet - it is across the street from Bob's Red Mill's store. You can get great buys on DKB - and find all the types!
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JennieEl
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rasbo
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Mon Aug 13, 2012 9:19 am |
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thanks for the good info sarbar,That is going to be a plan
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meandering Wa
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it is addicting
it is filled with whole seeds and nuts ( ymmv) and you just have to pick up a loaf and see that it weighs twice as much as a same size loaf of another brand
flavorful
could you find a recipe , probably,
but after the investment of ingredients time and effort, you are likely to be spending a whole lot more
I find it at Safeway
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RichP
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Mon Aug 13, 2012 8:21 pm |
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It's the only bread I eat.
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Kim Brown
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It's awesome stuff for sure.
It ruined me for bread.
When I lived alone, I was happy with just regular Franz bread, or whatever. I put my foot down on 99 cent store brand. Hell I ain't crazy. I was also happy with roma tomatos, or beefsteak.
But no more; it's Dave's Killer bread and heirlooms.
The only way I can live alone now is if I got rich or something, so I can eat the bread and tomatos I was born to eat.
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renegadepilgrim
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| sarbar wrote: | | PS: If you are ever down to Portland, go to their bakery outlet - it is across the street from Bob's Red Mill's store. You can get great buys on DKB - and find all the types! |
Pssst...technically that's Milwaukie...not Portland.  And I didn't realize DKB was across the street...good to know since I work at the hospital about a mile down the way...
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rasbo
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Tue Aug 14, 2012 9:52 am |
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dang I'm gonna have to go buy some,my neighbor gave me two loaves a couple of weeks ago.At first I thought Yuk,to be honest, by the looks and the packaging..but wooowza.Buying it makes sense now that it was mentioned what it would cost in ingredients...
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renegadepilgrim
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Yeah, I actually ran into the National Sales Manager of BRM in Maui...he was the sweetest man! He gave me a coupon for free BRM product!
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Hiker Mama
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Yep. My family eats it. My kids prefer the whole wheat (they aren't into all the seeds and stuff). I like that it has real ingredients. No cellulose or HFCS in these.
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