There packaged bread in this kind of supermarkets but these days, I think you should also know how to make bread at home. If you want to see a really quick recipe for homemade bread, check out this video by Jamie Oliver. The idea is quite simple. You mix the dry yeast with water, add some flour, let it rest for a while (maybe 1 hour). Then you simply put it in the oven. Maybe after you practise enough on this bread recipe, you will never want to buy your bread from a supermarket. If you have enough time at home, which you will probably have during quarantine time, you can always make your bread. Use high-quality whole wheat flour for lower GI bread. However, IGA Catalogue low prices everyday range covers some good bread deals. Buy Helga’s Bread, Abbott’s Village bakery bread, or more kinds of bread at IGA supermarket. Toast these bread, make some fried eggs, have the perfect breakfast every day with some tea or black coffee. If you need some coffee, Moccona Coffee Sachets 10 pack will cost $4.50 at this supermarket.
IGA Catalogue Low Prices Every Day 30 Mar:
- Helga’s Bread 680-850g $3.90 pg 1
- Arnott’s multipacks 12-15 pack $5 ea
- Moccona Coffee Sachets 10pack $4.50
- Sakata rice crackers 90-100g $2 pg 2
- Cadbury chocolate blocks 350g $5
- Vaalia Kids squeezie yoghurt 140g $1.60
- Primo Sliced meats 80-100g $3
- Yoplait yoghurt 1kg $4
- Peters original ice cream 2L $4.75 pg 3
- Huggies Essentials Nappies 40-54 pack $14
- Quilton white toilet rolls $9 ea
- McCain Healthy Choice meals 280-300g $4