Don't buy any of their ready to eat peppercorn beef slices!
Synkrox
20 Feb 17#9
As a side note, if you buy this online from them it comes slightly underdone with a note to oven cook for 7 mins to finish it off. Smells and tastes amazing.
RayB to Synkrox
21 Feb 17#13
That's interesting, as like most of their in-store baked supposed-to-be crusty bread, it often isn't crusty. By baking it again at home, you will have crusty bread but because its twice baked, (just like any part-baked or twice-baked bread you buy), it won't be very nice to eat the next day, so its best to eat it on the same day you re-bake it. For example, Lidl's bread/rolls are part-baked when delivered to the store and they re-bake instore. And you can buy pre-packed part-baked rolls etc. to re-bake at home e.g. Home Bargains do 2 baguettes/4 rolls part-baked for 39p while the same usually cost 45/50p a pack in other outlets.
backinstock
20 Feb 172#8
Tiger bread for only 75P
Are they lion cheetahs?
Droid123
20 Feb 171#7
Can't beat a good tiger bread. Amazing flavour.
sergiup
20 Feb 171#6
Shouldn't it be giraffe bread? Oh wait, it's not grown enough.
RayB
20 Feb 171#5
Great if bought from an ex-Safeway store, as Morrisons continue to use the Safeway recipe. Awful if bought from an original Morrisons.
snowflake75
20 Feb 171#4
Grrrrrrreat
brychris
20 Feb 171#3
As flat as a pancake, they've never seen yeast!
Georgedeals
20 Feb 171#2
My Friend Brought one of these Tiger Bread in 2012, It ate him
qwerta369
20 Feb 176#1
To be clear, this is completely vegetarian and contains no parts of any tiger.
CR_&_JR to qwerta369
21 Feb 17#10
That's right it don't taste like Tiger Bread any more :neutral_face:
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Are they lion cheetahs?