Upper Crust

I don't use much but I buy it from Waitrose when they have reduced loaves at weekends - often for half of the original price or less. Usually buy wholemeal or multigrain.

(And Mayors...)

Quite! Nor the price of a pint of milk. You'd think MPs would have the nous to swot up on these things before being interviewed on the economy, though...

Ana the point is not many men would know the price of a loaf of bread!

Come on, Riverwalk - get to the point!

I don't notice the price of bread, as I very seldom buy it. I make my own in a breadmaker! Sorry ladies, but I love my breadmaker. Kneading dough makes my wrists hurt - arthritis!

Milk? You can get two large Cravendale from Waitrose for £3.

No idea. I make all my own bread, no bread machine, just a dough hook on the mixer. That way I know exactly what is in it.

Daisy, it's vinegar! Disgusting. Make your own. A million times better. And much cheaper

Please can anyone tell me what it is that 'they' put in brown loaves that gives them a strange bitter-sweet taste and smell? I just don't like it. I don't think brown/wholemeal loaves in the past had this additive.

My excuse is that I don't buy bread all that often, OH sometimes buys a loaf of some sort from a bakery near his office.

No

Glam you're in the catering business so I'd expect you to know!

I suppose I should have asked does your DH, OH, (i.e. male) know the price of a loaf

I bet he knew the price of a litre of petrol!

Gluten free - approx £2+ for small, funny tasting stuff.

Beat you there vampire Hovis 7 seeds £1.35 by me.

white sliced Hovis £1

Hovis seven seeds £1.57

It's like that hoary old question "Do you know the price of a pint of milk?". Depends what type of milk, where you buy it from etc.

FGS - a bread maker!! We make ours using the Kenwood dough hook!

I buy thick white sliced Hovis for making toast, less than £1 in Lidl.

Would you like a large one or a small one or maybe one from our local bakery I know the price of them all.

Yes, £1.45