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Tiger Bread
Discovered this a few months ago and absolutely love it. I've had bacon sandwiches with it and going to make a ham salad sandwich soon.
Anyone know anything else that goes well in a sandwich with it or compliments a dish? |
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It's just white bread. Anything that goes on a sandwich will go on Tiger bread.
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Ah yes, I had one small tiger baguette the other day with a ham salad in it. Very nice.
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i've found it hardy has any taste like it used to a few years ago.the house would smell of it
now even when slicing it there's little or no smell anymore just a gimmick.
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The bread gets it's name from the distinctive patterning on the top. This is done by painting the bread with rice paste and sesame oil prior to baking, which gives the bread it's lovely taste, crustiness and smell. Asda make delicious tiger bread rolls - lovely sandwiches they make.
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I like the sainsburys version giraffe bread over tescos tiger bread
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I like the sainsburys version giraffe bread over tescos tiger bread
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I find tiger bread to be hit and miss. Gorgeous one time but the next it'll have a metallic-type taste. And yes anything you'd like in a regular sandwich would go well with tiger bread, it's also nice with soup.
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It's just white bread. Anything that goes on a sandwich will go on Tiger bread.
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I would say anything savoury but not sweet.
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My local Sainsburys just can't bake tiger bread.
It always tastes too yeasty and like bleach so I've stopped buying. It's vile. . |
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We sell loads of tiger bread at work(Morrisons) it always smells nice, coming through the checkout, although I wouldn't eat it myself.
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i buy asda,s tiger bread baguette 45p its lovely when fresh and even next day or so stick it on the oven for a few mins, i like it with tuna mayo, garlic pate, pasta, stovies, stews, salads, tatziki, and my fav feta cheese and if any left left the birds scoff it
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We sell loads of tiger bread at work(Morrisons) it always smells nice, coming through the checkout, although I wouldn't eat it myself.
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Discovered this a few months ago and absolutely love it. I've had bacon sandwiches with it and going to make a ham salad sandwich soon.
Anyone know anything else that goes well in a sandwich with it or compliments a dish? ![]()
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it has a massive salt content
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Its just always so greasy, not appealing to me at all.
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I think it is really cruel that tiger is being added as an ingredient for bread. There's not many of them left in the wild.
A plague upon all your houses. |
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I think it is really cruel that tiger is being added as an ingredient for bread. There's not many of them left in the wild.
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The bread gets it's name from the distinctive patterning on the top. This is done by painting the bread with rice paste and sesame oil prior to baking, which gives the bread it's lovely taste, crustiness and smell. Asda make delicious tiger bread rolls - lovely sandwiches they make.
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blue cheese
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Greasy? Where are you buying it? I've never had greasy tiger bread.
I work on the checkouts in Morrisons and it always comes through greasy, I have to wipe my hands. Like I said we sell alot, so it doesn't seem to put people off buying it. |
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i like to dip tiger bread rolls in soup
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My daughter loves this ( she's 27 btw). Gosh, I loathe it - it seems so false & unhealthy.
![]() Brown, seeded all the way for me. |
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now even when slicing it there's little or no smell anymore
just a gimmick.

