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July 2022 Breadboard Newsletter

Breadboard

Judy's Recipe

Microwaved Cake in a Mug (Gluten-Free)

Gardening Tips with Kath

July in the Garden

Health & Well-being

Importance of Healthy Soil

A word from the bakery

Kia Ora breadboard readers,
Thank you for your patience with orders this week, due to equipment failure we have had some delays. Our next bake will be dispatched this Monday, next week the bread schedule will be back to normal. We appreciate your understanding and if there is any feedback or questions please do not hesitate to call or email.

Thank you all for supporting Local,
Love the Purebread Crew.

Product of the month

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Full O'Grain

Full O’Grain is our European style, grain bread with a succulent honeycomb texture. This Purple kibble & Sourdough loaf is great for making healthy sandwiches and the world’s best toast! Enjoy yours with the Goodness of @mainlandnz @theurbanmonkltd @purebread

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Date & Ginger Cake (Gluten-Free)

Rich in ground almonds, this baking mix contains flaxseed fibre, for extra flavor and goodness. It produces rich moist cakes and muffins, and non-crumbly biscuits. Have a look at our Recipes for more inspiration!

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Why healthy soil is more important then ever

Health & Wellbeing

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Our soil is such an important part of our lives and needs to be taken care of. Here at Purebread we are proud to be working with local suppliers and farms that are leading the way in regenerative farming protecting and taking care of our soil. Mingiroa Farm

Microwaved Cakes in a Mug (Gluten-Free)

Recipes with Judy

The new trendy alternative to cupcakes, and so much quicker! Three versions here, located originally on the Internet and in Recipes Plus magazines,
but altered for gluten free use and to reduce the sugar content.

July In The Vegie Patch

Gardening Tips with Kath

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I’m not the only one who loves winter. Some legumes are good with it and so are alliums, brassica’s, chard, endive, parsley and all manner of leafy greens. Salads and beetroot survive it, but very slowly so best get them under cover from now on in.

"Take care of your mind, your body will thank you. Take care of your body, your mind will thank you."

– Debbie Hampton

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