I use both with good results in both taste and texture.
Generally, use what you have, can find, can afford.
I seem to remember reading that unbleached is safer, healthier in long run, but I haven't checked it out recently.
You might want to look into that.
Ok refreshed my knowledge.
Unbleached yes healthier, more expensive and provides more structure for yeast breads.
See thekitchn and other web sites for more details.
Reading the recipe at Bon Appetit or Epicurious, and having made brioche, my suspicion is 4 min total (to add the butter in 1 tbps increments).
Then there is more beating (8 or 9 min by machine) until dough pulls away from bowl.
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Generally, use what you have, can find, can afford.
I seem to remember reading that unbleached is safer, healthier in long run, but I haven't checked it out recently.
You might want to look into that.
Unbleached yes healthier, more expensive and provides more structure for yeast breads.
See thekitchn and other web sites for more details.
Then there is more beating (8 or 9 min by machine) until dough pulls away from bowl.