That is just so wrong - everyone knows you've got to give each one a lick to find the best ones.

are u kidding me? The bakery products tastes like actual bread it was supposed to be not a sponge you get in others, The Lidl infact has probably the best in-store bakery products from all shops out there, Maybe If you have lived in UK for whole life and have used to this Junk Crap every store is selling you just think its normal! but when you come from different place, there's simply no competition.

Glad there is Lidl in this country because all of the other stores just sell total untasty Junk food!

Spotted these in my local last week

Is this in their bakery section where you help yourself?

I was in there a few weeks ago & saw two men touching/squeezing the produce before buying anything and then they didn't buy the things they had their hands all over,that's why I avoid these things,people are vile :laughing:

how rude
Can't help it.

They're lovely and fluffy, had them a few times, great price

these are usually jumbo size. lovely with a hot mug of tea.
will check to see if offer is on in our local. normall just under 30p a piece

That is just so wrong - everyone knows you've got to give each one a lick to find the best ones.

What a flaky deal, it's making me croiss!

Worst instore bakery products of any supermarket. As usual biased reviews towards the budget stores

Looooove lidl bakery! It's all lovely . Far superior to our local asda and tesco bakeries!

Thanks

Anybody who work there know what the ingredients are? Wondering if they're made with butter.

Indeed,they were workmen so I highly doubt they had clean hands either :laughing:

i've seen people poke the bread rolls, etc, in Sainsbury and Morrisons so it's hardly new ? Lidl croissants are brill, esp at that price, wait until they get a new batch out of the oven and the warmth and aroma is worth it even if you don;t buy them ! :innocent:

you do realise that most food has been touched by human hands somewhere along the production line ? salad, vegetables, fruit, meat, fresh bread, fish, etc ? i've never heard of anyone coming down with food poisoning or salmonella, mad cow disease, etc, from eating fresh(ish) bread but what do i know ?

hi deb8z, i wouldn;t disagree with you. personally i have never seen any warning signs at the bakery counters for customers not to touch bread, etc with bare hands, etc, and sometimes you even have to ask for the tongs as they seem to disappear on a regular basis. :wink:

Unfortunately don't live close to a lidl, but can confirm these are much better than other supermarket croissants. Also gave some to the French people who I work with and they liked them! I'd say on par with Waitrose croissants..

Yes unfortunately I did once see a chav/scruff/idiot handle bread, drop it on the floor and put it back.

No different to stuff I'm sure happens in the salad bars at Morison's / Waitrose etc..

Terrible that we live in a country with so many crap stores that sell food you don't like :neutral_face:

it is actually terrible that you guys eat that crap and are used to it... I have been all over europe and the food in UK is the worst,even in small poor countries the food is miles better!

Been this price for at least a month. Best bakery of any supermarket too.

no matter where you buy food, you can be sure that someone will have had their hands on it. Even the poshest resteraunts have staff with filthy habits. I think lidls croisants are nice, and value for money. all you people who are squeemish about self serve food, have a look at the salad bar in morrisons, the bakery in tesco and sainsburys , even marks and spencer has a serve yourself bakery, all open to people touching the produce. Remember that an average dish of salted peanuts on a bar contains traces of 26 different peoples urine, on average.

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This is the most general point of view I've ever heard. How do you compare an entire nation's food? Local cuisine I get, but when you are talking about supermarkets it's much of a muchness.

​Are you sure all lidls are the same comes in frozen gets cooked except the doughnuts

I think they might come in frozen and then are cooked on display in large ovens next to the bakery.. At least that's what happens in the Borehamwood one..(Not sure about the frozen part) but they are baked in store and then dumped straight into the baskets to sell.

​yes that's right sadly I work there and worked the bakery last year but the poster said they make them fresh like a baker unless I've mis-read it