Tesco Chapatti Flour for £1.75 For 5Kg. You End up Saving Money £1.25 As It Was £3.
15 comments
bagga212
18 Dec 16#1
Datti cheapo flour
Stick to champion no 1
SaverSaver
18 Dec 16#2
I'm no connoisseur of chapatti flour but the 5kg I got in Lidl a couple of months back makes superb "Best of Both" bread when mixed with white flour. Never quite works on its own, wholemeal is a tough one to bake.
Rambo07
18 Dec 16#3
hot hot hot bought 2
poshaffi
18 Dec 16#4
10kg of tesco chapatti flour £3 so this is slightly expensive imo
husna2000 to poshaffi
18 Dec 161#5
No its not coz 10kg is £5
amzzzzyyyy
18 Dec 161#6
Thsi flour is nice also good price nice soft chappatis
firstofficer
18 Dec 161#7
Nice. Heat added.
I usually use elephant atta for roti's, but this sounds good too.
Kind regard..
Gollywood
18 Dec 164#8
Flour made from Elephant?
That's cruel
jainis to Gollywood
18 Dec 16#9
random_dude to Gollywood
18 Dec 16#10
lovely crust though
mhhbizz
19 Dec 16#11
how do you cook these? oven? fry?
beanhead69 to mhhbizz
19 Dec 16#12
Just on dry pan on stove. Turn when just starting to cook, flip and fully cook other side then flip back to first side and cook fully whilst gently pressing - this will make them inflate to the softest 'pattis
IndyS to mhhbizz
23 Dec 16#14
On a hot plate aka Tava
mhhbizz
19 Dec 16#13
awesome. thanks
IndyS
23 Dec 16#15
this is dirt cheap, have some heat op. I'd also recommend Elephant brand.
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Stick to champion no 1
I usually use elephant atta for roti's, but this sounds good too.
Kind regard..
That's cruel