WHO'S BREAD IS THE NICEST

bigaid1 · 01-10-2009 6:28pm #1

this is a debate that is had in our house on a regular basis. my brother in law would almost fight about it.

i have a bias on this so i am not going to give my preference, but i would like people to tell, what is your opinion on the sliced loaf, and who makes the nicest bread

Jev/N · 01-10-2009 7:07pm

I think you need to be a bit more specific - there are a large variety of types of bread!

dh0661 · 01-10-2009 7:25pm

Jev/N wrote: »

I think you need to be a bit more specific - there are a large variety of types of bread!

Also - there is alot of smaller bakeries around the country, that are not supplying nationwide.

Off the top of my head I can count six in Kerry.

Black Dog · 01-10-2009 7:27pm

For me, my bread is the nicest, a fresh loaf each morning, ten minutes work and hey presto!

It's a plain white soda bread, by the way.

rameire · 01-10-2009 9:31pm

i would say mine is the best,
tis sitting out in the kitchen still warm from the oven, just waiting for the missus to come in so i can put the kettle on and have some home made brown bread and cheese

Max Power1 · 01-10-2009 9:33pm

brennans batch bread. coupled with black pudding and brown sauce. FTW

dudara · 01-10-2009 10:44pm

Moved to Food & Drink

dudara

Dizzyblonde · 02-10-2009 9:23am

I too think that home-made bread is nicest, but if you're talking about commecial bakeries then McCLoskey's is the winner for me.

Walkman · 04-10-2009 2:29pm

definately Superquinn's bakery bread (unsliced white loaf)

Faith · 04-10-2009 7:20pm

As far as commercial sliced pans are concerned, I'm a fan of Johnson Mooney & O'Briens Doorstep bread. It makes great toast.

moonflower · 04-10-2009 10:06pm

Brennan's Wholegrain

06-10-2009 9:35am

Pan bread....Burgens soya with linseed.

Dunnes stores do a nice Polish bread, it is sound and I think it is called seeded rye.

Dingleye · 07-10-2009 3:15pm

Definately have to go with superquinn's fresh bread, especially the one with the kinda burnt looking crispy crust... Mmmmmm - It's even better when you:P toast it

brettmirl · 07-10-2009 3:19pm

Dizzyblonde wrote: »

I too think that home-made bread is nicest, but if you're talking about commecial bakeries then McCLoskey's is the winner for me.

+1 on McCloskeys

Feelgood · 07-10-2009 3:20pm

Spicers Round Pan nom nom nom

Althought I only ever seemed to be able to find it in Balbriggan :mad:

Dingleye · 07-10-2009 3:36pm

brettmirl wrote: »

+1 on McCloskeys

McCloskeys Tiger Bread!!!

brettmirl · 07-10-2009 3:41pm

Never tried that, but their batch and paco pans are YUMMY

dh0661 · 07-10-2009 6:53pm

Dingleye wrote: »

McCloskeys

It would be helpful if people could tell us what region their favourite bread is available.

My favourite is Larkins wholemeal brown, Kerry.

europerson · 08-10-2009 9:29pm

Dingleye wrote: »

McCloskeys Tiger Bread!!!

Seconded.

.!. · 08-10-2009 9:31pm

That Guinness bread is lovely. Irvens?(sp?) Also a super quinn sold bread.

Carawaystick · 09-10-2009 9:31pm

ya can get spicers in Lusk too... fwiw

rubadub · 11-10-2009 12:23pm

moonflower wrote: »

Brennan's Wholegrain

That stuff is mainly white flour, just in case people think it is proper brown bread. Lots of "brown breads" are mainly white flour.

Voltex · 12-10-2009 8:30pm

rubadub wrote: »

That stuff is mainly white flour, just in case people think it is proper brown bread. Lots of "brown breads" are mainly white flour.

I think that post may be slightly misleading. We have labeling laws in this country that prevents random use of descriptive labels that may lead to consumers confusion.

WHO'S BREAD IS THE NICEST

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