always been at 19p, when fresh ok otherwise they get rubbery

What has HUKD come to when the same price this baguette has been at for the last 2 years - 19p - is hailed as some kind of deal or bargain? :disappointed:

True, it was 25p in the dim & distant past - but 19p is the everyday price now.

Whatever next - I guess somebody could do the 4 pint milk thing 89p @ Asda?

I only eat bread from hermetically sealed laboratories staffed by blind virgins (so my bread hasn't been eyeballed).

I never buy lidl loose bread or cookies because theyve been pawed by loads of people before you get to them. They would be cleaner if they fell onto the floor and rolled under the cabinet.

always been at 19p, when fresh ok otherwise they get rubbery

If left unused for a day or two and they feel abit tough, put them in microwave for literally 7-10 seconds to soften :wink:

Its hard to pretend to be a french man when I am not paying a large amount of money for my baguettes

Really like these but be careful - If your Lidl is like ours you see people touching them all the time and putting them back. People seem as though they can't help touching them with their hands - and the children too. Best to get them when they are brought straight out of the oven.

nice find op, heat added

I never buy lidl loose bread or cookies because theyve been pawed by loads of people before you get to them. They would be cleaner if they fell onto the floor and rolled under the cabinet.

Bon appetite !