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					<description><![CDATA[Hi Vanessa can you advise me I live in a remote location on the Isle of Seil by Oban Argyll and am trying to start an artisan Bread Bakery from Home an 1890&#039;s Slate cottage with the most basic equipment. I&#039;m on a government scheme Enterprise Allowance. The locals like my breads but won&#039;t buy any I&#039;ve done 2 agricultural shows and sold out both in 2 hours despite working 24 hours beforeeach show to make fresh loaves. The demand is for unusual breads so I&#039;m creating Breads eg a super sized Scottish Bap like Roll with a cross shaped top and made of a mix of Barley Rye and strong White Organics for all my Breads eg Multi-seeded bun round shaped loaf ect. my problem is getting decent Flour delivered and how to build up a regular clientel. I managed to get sponsored to do Breadmatters &quot;Baking for a living course&quot; but it doesn&#039;t seem relevant to this rural area any tips? please. I&#039;m trying to wow customers eg Tibetan Barley Bread unyeasted as unusual. I went to a famous Scottish Artisan Brewery and made spent grain bread successfully and was then told by local EHO she wouldn&#039;t allow it to be sold because of a possible risk of toxins!
many thanks for any guidance Andrew to be Seil Bread]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Vanessa can you advise me I live in a remote location on the Isle of Seil by Oban Argyll and am trying to start an artisan Bread Bakery from Home an 1890&#8217;s Slate cottage with the most basic equipment. I&#8217;m on a government scheme Enterprise Allowance. The locals like my breads but won&#8217;t buy any I&#8217;ve done 2 agricultural shows and sold out both in 2 hours despite working 24 hours beforeeach show to make fresh loaves. The demand is for unusual breads so I&#8217;m creating Breads eg a super sized Scottish Bap like Roll with a cross shaped top and made of a mix of Barley Rye and strong White Organics for all my Breads eg Multi-seeded bun round shaped loaf ect. my problem is getting decent Flour delivered and how to build up a regular clientel. I managed to get sponsored to do Breadmatters &#8220;Baking for a living course&#8221; but it doesn&#8217;t seem relevant to this rural area any tips? please. I&#8217;m trying to wow customers eg Tibetan Barley Bread unyeasted as unusual. I went to a famous Scottish Artisan Brewery and made spent grain bread successfully and was then told by local EHO she wouldn&#8217;t allow it to be sold because of a possible risk of toxins!<br />
many thanks for any guidance Andrew to be Seil Bread</p>
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