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06-15-2011 03:04 PM
Under my pie crust quest below, Linda mentions that you need to avoid cheap flour. I think we all have favrite brands, which in flour for me may be White Lily, Gold Medal as olf standbys, and I am now finding King Arthur available and a good choice. (I really like the King Arthur website and catalog, too.)
When I have to buy sugar, which is rare, it is either goingto be Domino or Dixie Crystals. Cane sugar just tastes right. Store brands have always had a funny, off taste to me, and I wonder if they are beet sugar instead, to make them cheaper.
I looked at my baking stuff this morning, and found that I end to buy Rumford baking powder, Argo cornstarch, Arm & Hammer baking soda, and mostly Sauer's spices and extracts, Watkins vanilla is good, though. It's harder to find that brand now.
Our butter is whatever Sam's sells, AA grade, and I wondered if that makes much difference to any of you. I am so particular about the flour and other ingredients I buy, but grew up on margarine, so any butter is a vast improvement.
I take it that Linda is a loyal customers fo certain brands, too. How about the rest of you?


