So unhygienic and yet so cute. Also has nothing to do with the OP, but I am still glad you posted it.
aztech to hotmik
16 Nov 15#14
Gingerbread?
eggman
16 Nov 15#8
I like tesco store tiger. IS this as good?
mcbamo to eggman
16 Nov 15#9
In my opinion it is better than the tesco one..
anuprius to eggman
16 Nov 15#12
If it's fresh, it's really good. One of my favourite ones @ Morrisons
OttovonPrimark to eggman
16 Nov 151#19
Maybe different stores have different standards, but in my local Morrison's the Tiger bread has far too soft a crust for my liking. Even 10 minutes in a hot oven didn't improve it much. It soon went soft again. Haven't bought it since. I prefer the Sainsbury's version.
sterion75
16 Nov 15#10
Morrison's bread is awful at our local. I'm sure it's cooked from frozen dough
HueKuhn
16 Nov 15#11
lovely bread when its warm n fresh.
James_Polarbear
16 Nov 15#13
Any different to Lidls 50p variety?
frangipane to James_Polarbear
17 Nov 15#21
The Lidl one is only 400g & a small 400g at that
LoveDealsNeedBrains to James_Polarbear
22 Nov 15#25
They're both kind of similar but Morrisons' tiger loaf is 800g (now 70p) and Lidl's is 400g (50p). Taste-wise, they're both quite good. (But if you want a better baguette, Lidl's beats Morrisons anytime!)
SackCity
16 Nov 15#15
Tiger bread is sooo yummy, thanks!
phil4444
16 Nov 15#16
Make my own,you will never buy shop bread again,also grow my own veg.bit of effort, but well worth it
pennyfarthing88
16 Nov 15#17
Nice bread this has a real bite to it too :smiley:
Ok I won't give up my day job!
OttovonPrimark
16 Nov 15#18
Tiger bread? How do you make the glaze?
phil4444
16 Nov 15#20
Family recipe
norfolkbroadslim
17 Nov 15#22
What? Surely 400g is 400g!?
frangipane
17 Nov 15#23
I think you'll find a great variation within bread ranges according to the skill of the 'baker'. This is freshly baked bread, baked on the premises, not pre-packed. Love Morrisons bread, great value at 70p for 800g. Any left over, pop it in oven next day & it comes out fresh as.
norfolkbroadslim
17 Nov 15#24
I've voted hot because the prices is good. However I cannot fault the freshly baked bread in our local Lidl. The best however being the 800g crusty white loaves which are £1 and are delicious. Nicer than the bread in our local Morrisons. That's not to say the bread in our local Morrisons is horrible, just not as nice. Our local Morrisons has also gone through a phase where every single freshly baked loaf of bread is sliced. Meaning that they don't stay crusty, so that's off the list at the moment. The freshly baked bread in our local Asda, now that is horrible.
None of our local supermarkets do what I call nice freshly baked wholemeal bread, you have to go to the bakers for that.
LoveDealsNeedBrains
22 Nov 15#26
Try the Co-op. Their bakery wholemeal loaf is good!
LoveDealsNeedBrains
22 Nov 15#27
Weight-wise, yes, but if you compare size/volume, some can be bigger and others smaller. I don't usually go to Tesco but when I popped in there recently, I noticed their 800g Tiger loaf was much bigger than Morrisons --- this must mean that it has more air in the loaf. If you compare them by taste, you'll probably find that the slightly denser bread is nicer (to me anyway!) which is why Lidl's bread taste better, I think!
frangipane
22 Nov 15#28
Must agree about Lidl small baguettes. They are 19p each & over half the size of a large 75p one. Great value, great taste.
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Tiger bread renamed giraffe bread by Sainsbury's
Ok I won't give up my day job!
None of our local supermarkets do what I call nice freshly baked wholemeal bread, you have to go to the bakers for that.