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Easy to make with minimal ingredients and next to no hassle or mess. Remember to use unsalted butter and you will have a delicious corn cake
When you factor in the cost of a can of beer, (especially if you have to buy one can because you don't DRINK beer), this puts the price of one single loaf of bread at upwards of 17.00. Perhaps it should be made clear on the box/website that the box makes only one loaf. I won't buy this again, for sure, despite being a big fan of other Arva Mills products.
First trip out +
Lady on phone the night before was very helpful and confident.
We went today and the young lady who waited on us was so patient and knowledgeable we left happy to have been there. Both of us smiling and happy about finally finding this rare gem.
Wow .
I do not give out "wows" very often but maybe two "wows" for service and product
Thanks
I bought my first box on a whim - which seemed kind of ridiculous, given that I usually just make corn bread from scratch. But one night I had just finished throwing a pot of chili on the stove and I had a leftover cob of corn and a jalapeno. I figured now was my moment! I cut the corn kernels off the cob, chopped up the jalapeno, stirred it all into the mix and about half an hour later, out came the most delicious cornbread I've ever made. And yes, I have since reordered!
Rather than making a loaf, I cook the batter in a lightly greased muffin tin and bake for 20 minutes. Makes 12. I freeze any leftovers.