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	Comments on: Soft crumb, nutty spelt, sourdough tang (and digestibility), smokey barley and crunchy hazelnut.
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We&#8217;ve eaten this every which way. Still warm (cheating, I know, but sometimes I just can&#8217;t resist), spread with lard for lunch, as sandwiches, toasted with butter and cinnamon&#8230;now I&#8217;m thinking about how good it&#8217;d be in a bread and butter pudding!
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You can make it (how cool would this look in your kitchen?!) and eat it (yum) too. I&#8217;ve written up all the details, with clear instructions and lots of photos. The link is in my profile.	</title>
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