Warburtons White Loaf

Only this afternoon I passed a comment to a friend concerning Warburton's bread, I love their bread products full stop but the Other Half much prefers his bread hot from the bread maker. As the saying goes - you can't please everyone! I spent an hour with my niece and her toddler this afternoon and we were trying, note the use of the word trying, to place an on-line order for Tesco. In between removing sticky little fingers away from the keyboard ...
...work of art! Sometimes on Hot Deals UK they offer voucher codes for online shopping, spend £50 and get free delivery, in the past we have been lucky and found some even better value discount codes than that. Usually if you have to spend a significant amount to take advantage of the deal on offer I will add a couple of things to my nieces order so that she can use that voucher code. I soon noticed that Warburton's had their large Farmhouse loaves ...

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==*WARBURTON'S FARMHOUSE SOFT WHITE LOAF*== I'm in danger of sounding like my poor old mum now, but hasn't bread gone flippin' dear !!!! I've tried so called 'value' bread but it always ends up getting given to the ducks, it feels stale when I first buy it, so that is false economy. As we get through more than one loaf a day ( more if the hungry ducks have their way!!) I do try to find as reasonable priced bread as I can. While shopping in my local ...
...White thick sliced loaves for £1 a loaf. Which with today's prices is pretty good!! I bought two loaves, The loaves have just been kept in my bread bin and were bought on Saturday. I have just used the last two slices and they were still very fresh ( it is now Tuesday morning and my kitchen has been mighty hot over the last three days!!) The loaf was bought on 30th May, had a sell by date of 2nd June and a use by date of 4th June. The loaf is a 800g ...

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...just bought a loaf of Warburtons medium sliced white bread from my local village shop (£0.89p, but cheaper from supermarkets, £0.81 from the Co-Op) and used 4 slices to make my salad sandwiches for lunch. The bread was so fresh that it has prompted me to write an op about it because it was so yummy. The Warburtons family have been bakers since 1876 and I think they have made the perfect loaf. Warburtons ordinary white bread comes in 3 varieties: ...
...is primarily about. The Warburtons medium sliced white loaf is packaged in a blue and white waxed paper wrapper. To open you gently separate the folded end which has been ‘glued’ with the wax. The aroma of freshly baked bread meets you as you delve in. Now if you are like me then the crusts are ignored until the end of the loaf, and are then used for toasting - marvellous! However, the crusts are always very soft and can be used for sandwiches just ...

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...into my kitchen is the WARBURTONS SUPER TOASTIE. As the name suggests, it is designed for toast. Really nice, thick slices (with one slight technical problem – they don’t fit in all toasters). Good stodgy consistency too, so when you butter the toast it doesn’t disintegrate into the usual crispy bit and a gooey bit. I suppose this should be regarded as quite a niche-market bread. It’s not that good for sandwiches - the bread ...
...a couple of loaves of Warburtons in the bread bin wouldn’t be very economic. Instead I tend to keep a couple of loaves permanently in the freezer. The slices don’t stick together so you can just take what you need straight from the freezer, it toasts well from frozen and it defrosts in the microwave in 30 seconds (without going crispy – I think that must be something to do with the high moisture content). On the downside there ...

christine_g_hall 14.10.2002 · Read full review
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The Warburtons white loaf, described as a farmhouse soft white sliced bread, is the favourite of all the tried and tested breads that I have bought. DESCRIPTION OF PACKAGE. The 800g thick sliced loaf is encased in a clear cellophane bag with the word Warburtons written in white across a red diamond. The words Family bakers since 1876 are written again in white across a blue ribbon edged in gold. INFORMATION. On the base of the loaf you will find ...
...blue and a little note from Mr. Jonathan Warburton himself saying, "Help us celebrate our love of bread by having a family picnic for National Bread Week 2008 ! You can find picnic hints and tips at www.welovebread.co.uk" ( Now either Mr. Warburton lives in California or he has been so busy making bread, that he hasn't noticed the darn weather outside ! ) Give it a month or two Mr. Warburton and we might consider it. The information goes on to say ...

headcase44 03.04.2008 · Read full review
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...the normal scheme of things, Warburtons are one of the msot expensive pre-sliced loaves you can buy in a supermarket. I'll start by confessing I only tried it because Sainsburys had a glut and had 'reduced to clear'. Like all loaves, you get a range of thicknesses. I like to buy my bread really thick so that you can spread stuff on it without it going through. The really thick Warburtons is actually of a decent thickness, unlike some brands. Toast ...
...of time under the grill. It tastes great toasted, and make slovely dry crunchy toast that you can persuade to stay just slightly soft in the kiddle - perfect (ok, you have to be nifty with a grill as well but it can be done.) Raw toast - yes, it makes decent sarnies as well. A pleasant flavour (not a patch on home made, but good enough for every day use.)it doesn't fall apart when you try to spread, it has a reasonable texture and is entirely functional. ...

Bryn_Pearson 27.08.2002 · Read full review
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...a change from the normal warburtons bread I bought the farmhouse style Warburtons and I am very impressed with the taste, texture, appearance and smell. Warburtons introduced the farmhouse variety so bread lovers could enjoy bread the delicious traditional farmhouse way. * THE PRODUCT * Like the original Warburtons white bread this is baked to a traditional family recipe going back over 100 years but with a lighter farmhouse twist baked with a ...
...PACKAGING AND APPEARANCE * Warburtons farmhouse white is packaged in a see through polythene wrapper with a red Warburtons text sign on the top and in front and also farmhouse white mentioned on the blue background to the text. It is very easy to find in the bread sections at the local supermarket. *COST AND AVAILABILITY * Warburtons farmhouse white is sold in two sizes 800g at a typical cost of £0.85 and the standard size loaf at 400g at a typical ...

Jeser 07.03.2004 · Read full review
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...gained, I do maintain that Warburtons White Loaves are products which should disprove this theory once and for all and here's why.. Warburtons have been family bakers since 1876 when they started their business in a small shop in Bolton. They now employ over 3,000 people in 11 bakeries across the United Kingdom and produce over 2 million products every day (I know I couldn't believe it either!) However, their range of white bread is by far their ...
...------------- All of the Warburtons products are quite distinctive in this area as they are largely white on their fascias as if the name stands for itself and so the products should sell themselves. The Warburtons logo, which is the name written on a red diamond shape is then printed over the top of this. The individual products are then colour coded so it is easy to tell them apart; the super toasties comes in a green wrapper, the toastie in a ...

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...I have to say that Warburtons Toastie and Super Toastie white breads are really nice! If you like a nice moist loaf, that stays that way for ages then this is the bread for you. Packaging Perhaps not the most attractive in the world but hey, it's the bread we want, not the wrapper. Warburtons do colour code their bread packaging so you know that yellow and gree are the ones to go for (yellow is toastie for if you want a gorgeous thick bread that ...
...bit odd at first but Warburtons should never be without it as the crunchy (yes crunchy) paper does wonders keeping your bread fresh and moist for days! The wrapper displays all the information you could possibly desire along with the standard bold Warburtons logo. Taste I love white bread. Can't stand any of that wholemeal or brown stuff- yuk. So for me Warburtons white bread is great, it has all the qualities of a really great bread. It taste ...

miss_maisey 01.05.2003 · Read full review
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...the type thats on offer. Warburtons white loaf comes in a blue packet that's made out of some kind of grease proof paper (yellow bread is notoriously greasy, but white bread isn't, go figure). I went for this stuff because of offer and took it home to make sarnies for chinese steve. What you need to do is get two bits of this bread stuff, lay them on a surface, get a nice (the early word for knife before it got changed because children were having ...
...I have always noticed that warburtons is slightly long sliced (you know what i mean?) not square. The other thing is the crust, it seems slightly strange. There's something stale about it plus the texture of the bread is slightly rough at times. GOD DAMMIT THIS BREAD SUCKS!!! okay i said it, cheap supermarket brand bread is better than this, warburtons bread is expensive and pretty weak, apparently these guys have been making it for over a hundred ...

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...you what kind of company Warburtons really is, going back to 1997 and living in Cleethorpes. I purchased some of the above bread when I opened it I noticed the special paper was ripped a little. I called the freephone number on the side of the packet to speak to a really nice female who was so upset this had happened. She then asked me was I going to be at home at 10.00am the next day. I did say I would be home so thinking nothing off it, the next ...
...tray of every single bread Warburtons had made, around 20 loafs of bread in fact and some gift vouchers. How many companies would do this...NOT MANY!! From that day on I was a loyal customer, and so happy now I have moved to London to find in the past few years London now has Warburtons bread. ____________________________________________ Classic White Bread: Can be purchased in the sizes below Toastie (800g & 400g), Super Toastie (800g), Medium ...

worldlad 07.06.2007 · Read full review
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...better than this. Warburtons is nice, but in my book too overpriced for what is, in effect a bit of wheat. The crust tends to go stale quicker than the normal bread, too. On the plus side of things, it is much better than the cheep stuff. But can I whole-heartedly recommend this? To digress, I have been a bread fan for all my life. I have tasted all kind of bread, from wholemeal to Toastie. From French sticks to Barm cakes. I love my bread fried ...
...review. You still here? Warburtons have been making our bread for 125 years. So they have had a lot of practice then. They say that they are committed to producing fine and fresh bread. 'Flour from wheat is the most important ingredient in producing the best quality bread,' they tell us. They operate wheat growing programmes in Canada and this wheat is blended with specially selected UK and European wheat to their unique recipe. Sounds impressive, ...

Borg 07.04.2002 · Read full review
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Warburtons is the nicest bread you can buy, ok so it is more expensive than other plain white bread, but in my opinion worth it! It is available in different thicknesses, medium (approx 1cm thick), toastie (approx 11/2cm thick) and super toastie (approx 2cm thick)! The crusts are often even thicker and because of this I have had to buy a new toaster to accommodate them! The other thing with toasting is they don't fit stood up in a standard toaster, ...
...and white bag, all with Warburtons written along the length of the bag. When you open the packaging the crust is a light golden brown with ridges running diagonally across it. The slices are very soft and fluffy in texture when very fresh although as they approach their best before date I find they sometimes go a little dry along the bottom crust. The top of the crust is a deep brown colour, but very soft too. The bread itself is a bright white, ...

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...the point, I usually buy Warburtons white, medium sliced loaf. It remains fresh for at least a week after I have bought it, it certainly will have no mold on by this time and it would be nice to eat. In comparison, the Kingsmill and hovis equivilant will become inedible during this time, (as would a great deal of other brands)and would be bad to eat. Flour from wheat is the most important ingredient in producing the best quality bread and warburtons ...
...a newly bought loaf of Warburtons to the previously mentioned brands, it simply tastes better. It is a more firm a slice of bread, not so fluffy and not prone to ripping, it is difficult to explain why it tastes better but trusts me it does. In terms of nutritional value each slice of Warburtons contains 94kcal and 0.7g of fat, similar to slices of other white bread. Brown bread is lower in calories and, therefore, may suit weight concious people ...

Lisakw 26.11.2002 · Read full review
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Warburtons is my local bakery – in Bolton, Warburtons have been “Family bakers since 1876” it says on the packaging. Well, it’s a big factory of course now, but there are some wonderful smells emanating from the building early each morning. My favourite loaf is the white one, and I usually go for the “Soft white farmhouse” – it looks like ordinary sliced bread, fairly medium-to-thick slices, and ideal for toast. Ingredients – hmm, a few E numbers, ...
...care. More information on Warburtons products at their website, at warburtons.co.uk At 800g, it’s a standard large loaf size. The packaging is clear plastic, not the foil wrapping, which I do think helps in keeping loaves fresher for longer. Price at Sainsurys – 79p. Not the cheapest of loaves, and the E numbers mean it gets some black marks from me. But, overall, a good everyday kind of loaf, it tastes better than most white loaves of this kind, ...

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