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WHO'S BREAD IS THE NICEST

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  • 01-10-2009 7:28pm
    #1
    bigaid1
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    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


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


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    dh0661
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    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.


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    #4
    Black Dog
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    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.


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    rameire
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    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

    🌞 3.8kwp, 🌞 Split 2.28S, 1.52E. 🌞 Clonee, Dub.🌞



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    Max Power1
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    brennans batch bread. coupled with black pudding and brown sauce. FTW


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    dudara
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    Moved to Food & Drink

    dudara


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    Dizzyblonde
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    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.


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    Walkman
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    definately Superquinn's bakery bread (unsliced white loaf)


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


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    #11
    moonflower
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    Brennan's Wholegrain


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    [Deleted User]
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    Pan bread....Burgens soya with linseed.

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


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    Dingleye
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    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


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    brettmirl
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    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


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    Feelgood
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    Spicers Round Pan nom nom nom

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


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    Dingleye
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    brettmirl wrote: »
    +1 on McCloskeys

    McCloskeys Tiger Bread!!!


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


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    dh0661
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    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.


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    europerson
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    Dingleye wrote: »
    McCloskeys Tiger Bread!!!
    Seconded.


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


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    Carawaystick
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    ya can get spicers in Lusk too... fwiw


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    rubadub
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    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.


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    Voltex
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    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.


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