can someone double check something for me. If you look at the ingredients it's 85% unprocessed wheat bran, correct? I can buy unprocessed wheat bran at the health food shop so could I just use that to make cakes etc with as it's cheaper (1kg bag is same price as the crisp bread from H&B). Obviously I'd have to process 5 crisps breads to see how much powder it would give so to measure out from the kg.
can someone double check something for me. If you look at the ingredients it's 85% unprocessed wheat bran, correct? I can buy unprocessed wheat bran at the health food shop so could I just use that to make cakes etc with as it's cheaper (1kg bag is same price as the crisp bread from H&B). Obviously I'd have to process 5 crisps breads to see how much powder it would give so to measure out from the kg.
My fave scan bran recipe last week was a sw parkin cake which was made with oats too and made a lovely base for breakfasts (have also read that having oats with high fibre food may help with any difficulties with toiletting isues!)
My fave scan bran recipe last week was a sw parkin cake which was made with oats too and made a lovely base for breakfasts (have also read that having oats with high fibre food may help with any difficulties with toiletting isues!)
The recipe I found used hex of porridge oats, 4 scan bran and a tbsp of treacle a cup of sweetner and 1or2 eggs and 1 or 2 taps of ground ginger but I didn't have treacle so changed it to the oats, 5 scan bran(so 2 hexs) and 2 eggs,toffee mullerlight, sweetner and I used cinnamon not ginger
Morning ladies,just been having a nosy around this thread. Am I right on thinking that if I make a scan bran cake I have to eat it in one day,maybe as a meal, for it to qualify as a hexb?? Thanks
Morning ladies,just been having a nosy around this thread. Am I right on thinking that if I make a scan bran cake I have to eat it in one day,maybe as a meal, for it to qualify as a hexb?? Thanks