Use your loaf

[vetran]

Within a year or so (depending on how much it’s used) the breadmaker will probably work out cheaper and produce nicer bread

Labour are parodying themselves with their thicko kneejerk anti anything Tory insult

not a £3 a bag of flour + electric compared to synthetic sponge from Teco. It is almost certainly better though.

[d000hg]

Tesco and Morrison both do a nice Tiger loaf at the moment, big fella it is.

[Mich the Tester]

Bread (cob): £1.10 from the Jersey Bakery. You can tell it's good stuff coz it's difficult to chew & hard to swallow.

Just looked it up; 1 euro for a basic loaf at the Hema, posh bread costs 2 euros.

[d000hg]

Ugh, sliced bread in France/America. It's just not the same at all.

[darmstadt]

Bread - free, from the duck pond. Just needs to be dried out a bit
Milk - free, direct from the tit (cow's or other 4 legged dairy milk producing mammal, not women you degraded sods!) Just need to be able to run fast

[MyUserName]

Value break is about 20p a loaf, I think?
Milk is about 1.10 for 2 pints or so.

Although, I do not really look at the individual prices. My wife does the grocery shopping on line and I just pay the overall bill. Not sure that the PM not knowing these answers is really a big deal at all.

[OwlHoot]

WHS

Anyway, I don't know what a loaf of bread or a pint of milk cost either.

I always buy those 3 pint plastic bottles anyway.

Haven't a clue how much it costs - I just bung it into the trolley along with everything else.

[amcdonald]

Wouldn't one get the butler to ask the cook how much they cost

Talk about out of touch

[vetran]

Value break is about 20p a loaf, I think?
Milk is about 1.10 for 2 pints or so.

Although, I do not really look at the individual prices. My wife does the grocery shopping on line and I just pay the overall bill. Not sure that the PM not knowing these answers is really a big deal at all.

he was pretty close Tesco own brand is £1.10, their value which even the ducks would refuse may be 50p but its gross.

[BigRed]

I tend to only buy things with reduced stickers on them due to expiry date. Had a Chicken and sweetcorn sarnie for my tea last night, 31p. Caught my son with a bottle of Voss Sparkling Artesian Water 375Ml. Time to stop his pocket money.