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So—called "greedflation". the boss of supermarket giant sainsbury�*s — simon roberts — has been speaking exclusively to the bbc. he has dismissed accusations they are "profiteering" from soaring food prices. and he told our correspondent emma simpson that the industry is working as hard as it can to keep prices down for shoppers. the soaring cost of food — politicians are now trying to get to the bottom of it, households are feeling it. so what is going on in the supermarket aisles? th...

An impact on rising food prices. but some of those costs are coming down. theres a mismatch going on. and thats the encouraging news — were starting to see some of the costs come down, we all want to see them come down more quickly. and so seeing energy costs start to come down is really helpful. were seeing some commodity costs, the same, and thats why weve seen products like milk, and butter, and bread start to come down, too. and wed expect to see more of that over the weeks and months ahea...

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And so seeing energy costs start to come down is really helpful. were seeing some commodity costs the same, and thats why weve seen products like milk and butter and bread start to come down, too. and wed expect to see more of that over the weeks and months ahead as more of the costs of producing our food start to go up less quickly. of course, other costs, like labour — theyve gone up forever — and those costs are now locked in to the price of producing and selling food. and thats whats hap...

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If I could work out how to add a photo, you'd see that my buckwheat (¾ buckwheat, ¼ strong white; Panasonic machine) hasn't risen consistently throughout, but there is a bottom layer less risen. I added 2½ teaspoons of gluten, as buckwheat has none. Flavour is very good. Any suggestions? More gluten, for example?

Hi Everyone! Wondering if anyone has ever used granulated maple sugar in any of their recipes? I like to sweeten some whole wheat bread recipes with maple syrup and I recently came across a granulated syrup made locally that I wanted to try. Wondering if anyone has an opinion on what might mix, and in general what might work better for a sourdough recipe? Thanks so much!

I have stopped buying Dove's buckwheat flour at the supermarket as it seems to have very little buckwheat flavour. But I happened across their "Freee" (yes - the e's) buckwheat flour recently (in Church Stretton) and decided to try it. It claims to be 'free from gluten' and has a different package design altogether from their 'organic buckwheat flour'. The Freee flavour is