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While I prefer a freshly baked French baguette, I really like the mix of pumpernickle and rye, which I cannot find very often unless I am at a really good deli.
I should have included more choices for this poll. For breakfast toast I prefer whole wheat, for most other times I prefer a nice artisan crusty type of bread.
There's no accounting for taste.
I only like white bread-that is what appeals to my senses, not whole wheat. I acknowledge that whole wheat/grain is considered healthier, and to some folks it is tastier. Be that as it may, my preferences differ. I will refrain from insulting tastes that I do not share-the market for bread is large enough to support our varied favorites, it's not a "right vs. wrong" issue.
I love all bread, and if were just me I would buy a good whole wheat or multi-grain bread. However, hubby hates wheat bread, so I usually buy plain old white bread, which usually goes bad before we eat much of it. We rarely eat bread, unless it's something hot, served with the meal.
I really love some good artisan breads from a local bakery, but they are too expensive ($7+ per loaf) and the bakery is too far away to get it very often. My favorite is their French baguette and their 5 grain levain.
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