Reply to: Better avoid Warburtons bread

[Whorty]

It was actually the guy who posted it on Twitter who linked his post to Brexit. Not me.

If a Brexit supporter stereotypes Brexiters as racist and Islamophobic, they are better placed than I am to make that comment.

Exactly ... just reading through the responses to the original tweet provides the correlation.

#savethebread

[WTFH]

It's due to the high correlation between those posting about never buying this bread again, and the way they voted in 2016 and the latest GE.

HTH

It was actually the guy who posted it on Twitter who linked his post to Brexit. Not me.

If a Brexit supporter stereotypes Brexiters as racist and Islamophobic, they are better placed than I am to make that comment.

[Whorty]

WTFH stereotyping Brexiters as racist and Islamophobic?

It's self inflicted fella.

[Whorty]

This is Brexit related how exactly?

It's due to the high correlation between those posting about never buying this bread again, and the way they voted in 2016 and the latest GE.

HTH

[WTFH]

This is Brexit related how exactly?

WTFH stereotyping Brexiters?

Nope, the original tweet is #Brexit.
I didn't put that hashtag in the tweet. The person making the tweet did.

His Twitter profile is: "Talking common sense to a messed up world,time to sort it out #Boris #Conservatives #Brexit #MEGA #MAGA #Trump "

[eek]

This is Brexit related how exactly?

WTFH stereotyping Brexiters as racist and Islamophobic?

[DimPrawn]

This is Brexit related how exactly?

[WTFH]

Many commercial bakers do use palm oil in their bread though. It "improves" the texture of the bread, keeps it from going stale for longer and helps maintain consistency.

Read the ingredients list on a loaf of commercial supermarket bread. There is a lot more in it than just flour, water and yeast.

When I used to make bread (mostly sourdough) at home, I'd add some olive oil to it.

[DaveB]

That's not what was said. They are a bakery and bread is not their only product.

Many commercial bakers do use palm oil in their bread though. It "improves" the texture of the bread, keeps it from going stale for longer and helps maintain consistency.

Read the ingredients list on a loaf of commercial supermarket bread. There is a lot more in it than just flour, water and yeast.

[ladymuck]

Why would you use palm oil in bread? Flour, salt and water is all you need... Yeast optional

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That's not what was said. They are a bakery and bread is not their only product.

[Scruff]

Why would you use palm oil in bread? Flour, salt and water is all you need... Yeast optional

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[TestMangler]

Loving some of the comments on the twatter feed.

Wish you hadn't posted that. I'm in tears of laughter reading some of that. How dare you put halal into our bread !!!

[NotAllThere]

I had some haram bacon for lunch. It was very good.

[eek]

Turns out it's vegan & halal certified...
Paul Thompson on Twitter: "#uk #brexit #conservatives

One of the few bakeries that use Sustainable Palm oil though...

[ladymuck]

Loving some of the comments on the twatter feed.