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GF bread Posted by Bill D on 13/7/2024, 23:20:13 I think I have found my perfect bread at last, 'Surprise' GF bread, decent size slices, doesn't go stale in 5 minutes, not full of holes. Down side not cheap. Anyone else tried it? Bill D.

Re: GF bread Posted by KP on 14/7/2024, 7:42:53, in reply to "GF bread" I haven’t Bill, where did you buy it from? Someone on here recommended Promise bread which initially I wouldn’t buy because of the price (£3.60!) but caved in eventually. It is very good and surprisingly, for gluten free bread, I find the slices rather large, but it makes a marvellous sandwich. 😊

Re: GF bread Posted by Bobby S on 14/7/2024, 18:04:02, in reply to "Re: GF bread" I'm another fan of Promise but only occasionally due to the price. I couldn't find any reference to Surpise bread online, I'll keep an eye out

Re: GF bread Posted by Graham on 14/7/2024, 13:24:45, in reply to "Re: GF bread" I've never seen "Surprise" - or even heard of it ! However, I'm addicted to PROMISE loaves. Worth the money. PROMISE is in both Tesco and Sainsbury's.

Re: GF bread Posted by Bill D on 19/7/2024, 20:02:20, in reply to "Re: GF bread" The surprise is that its called Promise, I was having a bad day Bill D.

Re: GF bread Posted by KP on 30/7/2024, 8:19:34, in reply to "Re: GF bread" Just checked in to see if you’d posted to tell us where to buy “Surprise” bread. Oh Bill, you’ve made my day. My husband is looking at me wondering why I’m laughing. We’ve all done it ☺️

Re: GF bread Posted by Cassie R on 14/7/2024, 6:20:39, in reply to "GF bread" My bread never goes stale. I keep it in the freezer and take out what I need 20 mins beforehand. It freezes good.

Re: GF bread Posted by Sue2 on 14/7/2024, 8:53:33, in reply to "Re: GF bread" Me too, and I use the crusts for a toastie!

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