What is Your Favorite Bread?

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

Yes I think that might be the one, the bakers "class" it as a Broa, but I'm with you on that I think it's more of a biscuit than bread. It's nice and sweet, not overtly so. I remembered they also call it Broa de Fuba in Brazil.

There are many types of Broa, including sweet ones that fall rather in the category of a biscuit or a type of sweet bread suitable for the afternoon tea or supper. A pretty famous and traditional one is Broa Castelar, if you have the chance of trying it I would recommend it.

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

Fun fact: the Portuguese word "Broa" comes from the Gothic\Suebian word "Brauth" that means bread.

[Marinus]

There are many types of Broa, including sweet ones that fall rather in the category of a biscuit or a type of sweet bread suitable for the afternoon tea or supper. A pretty famous and traditional one is Broa Castelar, if you have the chance of trying it I would recommend it.

Noted! I'll try it next time I go replenish my stock of Pastéis de Nata.

[Daco Celtic]

This is good for a store brand. Cracked wheat sourdough is especially good stuff



This is the real deal

https://www.northwestsourdough.com/c...rancisco-sour/

[Dick]

Fun fact: the Portuguese word "Broa" comes from the Gothic\Suebian word "Brauth" that means bread.

probably Suebian. Gothic word for bread was hleif/leib

[Oneeye]

WHITE IS RIGHT

[Daco Celtic]

White Power Bread.

[Kivan]

Baguette:


Marraqueta ("French bread"):


Integral bread:

[Daco Celtic]

Sourdough is the best

https://www.foxnews.com/food-drink/s...rantine-baking

[Mortimer]

My mums homemade bread she makes herself. Austrian Kaisersemmel. Indian naan bread.