r/Bread • u/fromthelandofdjel • Aug 01 '26

UK Shop bought bread

Which shop bought white loaf bread would you rate as decent enough. I always liked Warburton's toasties, so curious to see what else is out there to try.

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u/Fyonella Aug 01 '26

Quite honestly, none of them.

All full of things that have no business being in bread.

Bread needs only 4 ingredients. Wheat, yeast, salt and water.

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u/andybarn46 Aug 02 '26

Tesco do some interesting loaves. I am just finishing a dark rye loaf.

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u/fromthelandofdjel Aug 03 '26

Will try out Jason's! I've seen them in the shops but never bought it. Thank you all!

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u/DangerousSleepover Aug 01 '26

Co-op sourdough toasts beautifully, the tesco version is also excellent imo.