Good Bread in Canada???
Jun 21st 2019, 5:01 am
#31
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Re: Good Bread in Canada???
Who eats bread in 2019?
Jun 21st 2019, 6:58 am
#32
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Re: Good Bread in Canada???
It might not be as crusty but it does provide an acceptable sandwich covering for bacon or pork sausage and at 95c a loaf then it's got a lot going for it.
Jun 21st 2019, 12:27 pm
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Re: Good Bread in Canada???
Aaahhh.. an appreciation from one whose no doubt had his teeth broken and palette lacerated by an authentic french baquette.
It might not be as crusty but it does provide an acceptable sandwich covering for bacon or pork sausage and at 95c a loaf then it's got a lot going for it.
It might not be as crusty but it does provide an acceptable sandwich covering for bacon or pork sausage and at 95c a loaf then it's got a lot going for it.
It's not had a mention yet but Walmart - the super centre ones, not the old stores - actually does some fabulous freshly baked bread and often for 99c too.
Jun 21st 2019, 8:24 pm
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Re: Good Bread in Canada???
Oh I forgot about Wal-Mart, I do agree some of their in store baked break isn't bad.
We have a bread bakery not far from where we live, always smell so good when walking past it, so I bought a loaf one day, ($5 so a bit pricey) oh it was not good. How it gets such good reviews I will never understand, but suppose that's how taste works, what tastes good to one, tastes poorly to another.
We have a bread bakery not far from where we live, always smell so good when walking past it, so I bought a loaf one day, ($5 so a bit pricey) oh it was not good. How it gets such good reviews I will never understand, but suppose that's how taste works, what tastes good to one, tastes poorly to another.
Jun 21st 2019, 9:55 pm
#38
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Re: Good Bread in Canada???
Jun 22nd 2019, 2:23 am
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Re: Good Bread in Canada???
What if you fancy a shwrma/kebab? Without the pita it will be a pile of spicy stuff with turnip strips. Do you ask for a fork, or chopsticks, or stick your fingers in it, or what?
Suppose you are at one of those restaurants with a shared bowl of food and a belly dancer undulating over it. You have no tools. Do you go home hungry because bread is not cool enough to go your gob?
Breadless life is, as you may have discerned, an affectation new to me. On what substance do you smear your Marmite?
Jun 22nd 2019, 6:11 am
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Re: Good Bread in Canada???
If you have a vindaloo (and I concede you may never have any sort of curry) how, without naan, do you move it to your mouth?
What if you fancy a shwrma/kebab? Without the pita it will be a pile of spicy stuff with turnip strips. Do you ask for a fork, or chopsticks, or stick your fingers in it, or what?
Suppose you are at one of those restaurants with a shared bowl of food and a belly dancer undulating over it. You have no tools. Do you go home hungry because bread is not cool enough to go your gob?
Breadless life is, as you may have discerned, an affectation new to me. On what substance do you smear your Marmite?
What if you fancy a shwrma/kebab? Without the pita it will be a pile of spicy stuff with turnip strips. Do you ask for a fork, or chopsticks, or stick your fingers in it, or what?
Suppose you are at one of those restaurants with a shared bowl of food and a belly dancer undulating over it. You have no tools. Do you go home hungry because bread is not cool enough to go your gob?
Breadless life is, as you may have discerned, an affectation new to me. On what substance do you smear your Marmite?
Jun 28th 2019, 3:42 pm
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Re: Good Bread in Canada???
I've had something packed like this before - like half a loaf only in the bag - and it was a bit dry.
But this one is really good, even toasted.
Jul 4th 2019, 5:40 pm
#44
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Re: Good Bread in Canada???
Cobs Bread is the best, get either the White Loaf or the Higher Fibre White Loaf - the higher fibre one makes excellent toast too. It's not sickly sweet like supermarket bread, and they will even cut it into regular slices for you in the store.
Jul 15th 2019, 3:40 am
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Re: Good Bread in Canada???
Recently discovered this Front Street Canadian Heritage Bread - very dense, but tasty!
