Hard Being Poor

Oliver Buckle

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Homemade bread would be my first choice, better than any shop bought, and hasn't got all the crap like flour 'improvers', or preservatives in it, Have you ever read the packet?
Being poor has never worried me, mind, I have never reached the starving stage. When I read all that "We will end homelessness, no more sleeping on the streets" I suppose it would be a bit hard at my age, but I had some good times doing it when I was young, before I had a family to worry about.
 

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Homemade bread would be my first choice, better than any shop bought, and hasn't got all the crap like flour 'improvers', or preservatives in it, Have you ever read the packet?
Being poor has never worried me, mind, I have never reached the starving stage. When I read all that "We will end homelessness, no more sleeping on the streets" I suppose it would be a bit hard at my age, but I had some good times doing it when I was young, before I had a family to worry about.
I’m retired from a Bakery where I mixed Bread Dough.

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Homemade bread, the flour used can still be junk flour. Lucky to have Amish about me, get flour from their market from their own fields, that "they say" they do not use chemicals on the wheat, and mill it on site.
 

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Homemade bread, the flour used can still be junk flour. Lucky to have Amish about me, get flour from their market from their own fields, that "they say" they do not use chemicals on the wheat, and mill it on site.
Too Rocky here but the Amish do grow Vegetables. We get Unbleached Flour.

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