dave lines
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fatcontro11er
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dave lines
Wher a recipe calls for use of rice or maize can use be made of corn flakes or special k ?
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agentgonzo
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I believe that you can get some breakfast cereals (corn flakes basically) that are low in added salt. It's not Kellogg's and is probably a supermarket own-brand. They list the salt content on the box, so you can check next time you're at the shops. If not, then LHBSs sell flaked maize (as does BarleyBottom). That's what I ended up using last time.
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adm
Re: dave lines
You should be able to find flaked rice and flaked maize with zero additives in your local healthfood shop. Not sure about the price though.
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ColinKeb
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flaked rice can be got at sainsurys for about 50p for 500gm , flaked maize from any home brew shop or online shop for pennies, i wouldnt bother with alternatives as a devout dave line disciple 
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wetdog
Re: dave lines
someone on here once said that sainsburys own brand corn flakes are the lowest in addatives but I dont shop there in case I bump into that Jamie bloke
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hoppingMad
Re: dave lines
are you wanting to use Flaked Maize but having trouble finding it ?
You might try an agricultural or stock feed place. Better still an equine stock feed outfit. I sourced FM this way, and its as cheap as chips. I tend to use a bit more than the recipe calls for as the crush is quite coarse. Where a recipe states a kilo, I use 1.5.
Hopp.
You might try an agricultural or stock feed place. Better still an equine stock feed outfit. I sourced FM this way, and its as cheap as chips. I tend to use a bit more than the recipe calls for as the crush is quite coarse. Where a recipe states a kilo, I use 1.5.
Hopp.
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fatcontro11er
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Re: dave lines
i found a feed store where the maize is about £5 for 25 kilo that should do the trick !