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Posts: 413 (16/07/2008 13:02:49) |
Love THICK slices every time!. Home made bread (well the sort Judith does anyway!!) sliced by me and made into a 'Navvys butty' yum yum! (my mum would
cringe, holding her little delicate sandwich squares)
Sorry guys thin bread doesn't do it for me. Clair |
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Rainbow Lady |
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Posts: 1505 (16/07/2008 13:09:56) |
Mags you can still get the little Hovis loaves up here.
Don't know about in England. Love Cynthia x |
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Suzy03 |
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Posts: 6792 (16/07/2008 13:33:53) |
I don't think the bakers would want us to get more slices for our money and therefore buy fewer loaves!
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iReneM |
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Posts: 1980 (16/07/2008 16:48:36) |
pennyday wrote: At my Sainsburys the choice is medium, which is quite thick, and thick
which I don't intend to try x |
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Millie moppet |
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Posts: 81 (16/07/2008 18:29:44) |
I also prefer to taste the filling more than the bread but I don't eat a lot of bread so I can put up with the thick that I buy for OH and son.
I haven't seen the tiny hovis loaves for a long time,brings back memories..... At work we once got the extra thick bread for our toast but it stuck in the toaster and set the fire alarms off,so we have never got it since Betty x |
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CarolPG |
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Posts: 5309 (16/07/2008 18:56:07) |
Doorsteps for me but I'm with Tina on the tiger bread............ love it.
C xx |
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Jacqueline Pratt |
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Posts: 3347 (16/07/2008 19:43:42) |
I agree with you Mags I don't seem to be able to get thin anymore either. As far as I'm concerned the bread is just there to stop your fingers getting
sticky from the filling!
J |
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murchison |
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Posts: 4989 (16/07/2008 20:02:14) |
i make my own as shop bread is expencive and i cant find a shop one i like
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Diane Boam |
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Posts: 466 (16/07/2008 21:36:38) |
I agree with Tina,.......................Tiger bread the thicker the better!!
I say NO to thin sliced bread!!!!!!! Diane |
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