On 10/03/2020 11:57, michael adams wrote:

this is so sad

I was in an Asda this morning and there was a chap with a trolley load. and I
literally mean a whole trolley load, of sliced white bread. You sometimes get
cafes bulk buying in Asda but it would be a pretty big cafe to use all that bread.
Its tastes like cardboard as it is, and not even the best kind of cardboard
And is so soft that it just flops over if not supported just so muppets
will assume its fresh. So god knows what it would be like thawed out
after a few months in a freezer.

I don't like bread after its been frozen. It is ok for toast but not
really for eating. I do make my own bread but, as it doesn't have the
additives etc., it needs to be eaten fresh. Like French bread, it
doesn't keep (I'm not claiming mine is up to French bread quality).

We've got one of the 'new' M&S food halls, in fact the first one. Their
bread is excellent.