Thank you!
I always want to reach into the screen when you post those!!
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Grab me one, will ya? 
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I wouldn’t say “just another loaf of bread…” looks pretty darn good to me!
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Thank you… I stopped buying bread from the grocery store.
It seems most of the bread (around here) is about $5.00/loaf – I can make it for about 50 cents.
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I just paid $8 for a loaf of sliced white bread from WF.
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Wowza. Should there be a “T” between the “W” and “F”?
I just figured my cost per GF homemade for the daughters is about $2.5 for a (considerably heavier) loaf vs Canyon at ~ $10.
On a mass par basis (possible unfair as I don’t know Canyon’s hydration ratio, but they seem similar) it’d be $1.90 v $10.
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WOW!! $8
I guess it has gone up since the last time I purchased any bread.
Everything is more expensive in this SF Bay Area.
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Yes… I forgot about that.
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I would like to compare the Heather Christo recipe to the two I made. You wouldn’t have a note of any metric measurements for this one, would you (chocolate, sugar, flour, cocoa)?
No, I have always just made the recipe as it’s written and it always turns out well.
These are crisp/hard type, the way I prefer.
Thanks! I found one reference of hers to 120 grams flour per cup. I think I can figure out the rest.
If she uses 120g per cup for flour, you could probably consult the KAB master weight chart for the rest, since that’s their flour weight.
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Great idea - thanks!
So, the nail lady bought the bag of 8 pecan crescents for $10. I had 2 bags of the snickerdoodles but no go there yesterday. When I was leaving my parking space in front of a laundromat, an older lady asked if I’d wait while she moved to my space. Sure! On a hunch I asked her if she’d like to buy a bag of snickerdoodles; she said oh I love those and I hate to make cookies, bought a bag.
Maybe I should try selling on Nextdoor.
(I don’t feel rich yet …)
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My annual Chocolate Whiskey Bundt cake (next to a bottle of cheap but fun TJs wine for some reason).
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Where I live in the UK, people sell homemade baked goods for pretty keen prices and get regular customers. Say, a box of 6 themed decorated cupcakes for £10. They need a sort of hygiene certificate for insurance purposes I think 
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Maybe even more than keen pricing, going by this thread:
20 standard cupcakes for £55 !
https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/am_i_being_unreasonable/5326630-to-think-this-isnt-great-for-ps55
