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Soya Flour

26-03-2015 11:50am

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johndoe99

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ever since i gave up smoking, i decided to put my money into something I've always wanted to do, baking cakes and breads.

A few days ago I decided to try 'Multigrain bread', but one of the ingredients has so far eluded me, Soya Flour.

I have tried Tesco's, Dunnes, Supervalu, my local Polish Shops and Asian Market. But i can't find it.

Any ideas?

thanks.

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#2 26-03-2015 12:44pm

Tree

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I find "healthfood" shops are always good for peculiar flours

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#3 26-03-2015 1:37pm

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Tree wrote: »

I find "healthfood" shops are always good for peculiar flours

never thought of that, i know of 2 here in Waterford. Thanks.

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#4 27-03-2015 3:45pm

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went to a holland and barrett store this morning, got A 500g Bag Soya Flour, only €1.79. They had loads more types of hard to find flours too.

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#5 27-03-2015 4:01pm

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Some mixed reports on the benefits of using Soya, stick with the ancient grains (Spelt) and the (becoming more popular...) gluten free type.

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#6 04-04-2015 10:25am

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May have to try the soya flour, always good to try new types, especially with all the new dietery requirements.

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