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archbishop | 20:37 Wed 03rd Nov 2004 | Food & Drink
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During the 70's Bejam (Freezer Centres) used to sell frozen bread dough. It came in packets of 2 loaves but I can't remember the manufacturer. Does anyone know if it or similar is still sold.  Iceland doesn't sell it.
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Was it Pilsbury dough? or perhaps that wasn't frozen?
22:04 Wed 03rd Nov 2004
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No definately wasn't Pilsbury.
22:11 Wed 03rd Nov 2004
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Take one bag of flour, a bit under a litre of warm water, a sachet of yeast and perhaps a tablespoon of salt.  Mix.  Freeze if desired, but I'd recommend putting it in some tins and baking it first.  It'll take less time than going to Bejam's too.
17:02 Thu 04th Nov 2004
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Sorry, did my sums wrong.  More like 1.25 litres.
17:04 Thu 04th Nov 2004
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Have just noticed this post. I was a store manager for Bejam in the 70's and yes it was Pilsbury.


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