Many people are trying their hand at baking bread during their time spent locked away indoors.
Social media has been flooded with amateur chefs showing off their sourdough loaves during the coronavirus lockdown, but one man may have just found a recipe that tops it all.
He shared an image of a bacon and cheese bread creation baked in a slow cooker and people cannot wait to try it out for themselves after he revealed the incredibly simple recipe.
All you'll need is a pre-made bread mix, cheese and bacon, and begin by following the simple steps for the bread to create a dough.
Line the slow cooker with baking paper before putting the dough in on a low heat and wait for it to rise, which should take about 30 minutes.
Once it has, remove it from the cooker and cut up some bacon and grate cheese, before sprinkling them on top.
Place the delicious dough back into the slow cooker, putting it on a high heat for one and half hours.
The recipe suggests putting a tea towel under the lid to stop the bread going soggy and he finished it off by popping it under the grill to make the bacon and cheese topping extra crispy.
The final results looked absolutely incredibly, as he added the caption: "Cheese and Bacon bread cooked in the slow cooker. Made using bread mix….Delicious."
If you can't get hold of bread mix, he suggested using three cups of self raising flour, two cups of warm water and a teaspoon of salt to create the dough instead.
You can then throw in any toppings you fancy, including bacon, cheese, olives and onions.
It's had 80 comments since being posted on the Crockpot/Slow Cooker Recipes & Tips Facebook group, as one replied: "Omg defiantly trying this just hope my dress still fits in November after all these gorgeous recipes."
A second said: "Wow it looks amazing thank you for sharing."
Another wrote: "Oh. My. Gosh. This group is about to make me so fat haha."
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