Hodgson Mill 9 Grain Bread Mix, 16-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6)

But I do consider mixes of any kind to be expensive, so in the case of this bread mix I add more of my own flour to it and get two large loaves of bread instead of one. No need to double the yeast when you do this, just the water and oil. It makes using a mix like this much more economical, and it's still a great, tasty bread with different grain flavors that's home baked.

I had used Krusteaz for years (had a ton from Costco), but wish I ran out of that sooner. This bread has so much more flavor and texture, as others have noted. Also, it almost always comes out right, whereas I had more failures with the Krusteaz for whatever reason.

Yuck! This stuff has no flavor at all. I donated the other five boxes to a food bank.

Very easy to bake. Produces a very flavorful dense loaf (that's the grain). You don't need a machine, I bake in the oven and get consistently great results with this product.

For those of you who love a nice, hearty whole grain bread, I very much recommend Hodgson Mill's 9-Grain Bread Mix. It is a very chewy and filling bread that is great for sandwiches. The blend of nine whole grains come together to make complex tastes and textures that are rich and satisfying. Instructions for both bread machine and oven baked bread are included on the back of the box.