Gourmet CravingsPack of 3 Beer Bread Mix (Garlic & Herb)
R149
Please Note:
- We are unable to source this product for a price that would allow us to offer our usual savings so we are running it at a comparative retail price.
- Due to the nature of this product, it cannot be returned unless sealed and in original packaging.
About
Pre-Mixes made easy - No Artificial Flavours, Preservatives or colourants!
Founded in 2011, Gourmet Cravings is a local company developing products that ensure memorable experiences in the kitchen and around the braai.
This beer bread kit makes for quick, easy baking with real ingredients and no preservatives, artificial colours or flavours.
Gourmet Cravings Garlic & Herb beer bread is packed with flavour adding a gentle after taste of garlic on the palate. Serve the freshly baked beer bread at your BBQ/Braai or with your pot-foot/potjiekos and enjoy. Brush generously with melted butter to ensure a crisp crust.
Product Features
- Garlic & Herb beer bread mix
- Makes 1 loaf of bread
- Easy to make and great for kids to learn to bake
- Preservative-free with no artificial colours and no artificial flavours
- All you need to add is 1 regular beer or cider
- Includes instructions
Product Specification
- Shelf life: 1-Year
- Pack of 3 Mixes
- Weight: 450g
- Ingredients: Flour (Wheat), Garlic & Herb Spice, Garlic, Baking powder, Sugar, Salt
- Allergens: Wheat, soy
- This product is not suitable for electronic bread makers. (No kneading required)
For more information visit Gourmet Cravings
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