TESCO Bread won't work in my toaster!

Knightowl

I have recently discovered a burning sensation that I fear will set alarm bells ringing in my shared rented accomadation.:eek: :eek:

As I am on a spendthrift drive this year I have changed from Warburton's (woe is me) to TESCO value bread (It's the nearest supermarket)

I have discovered that I can no longer leave my Toaster to automatically pop as I surf away because of faulty bread.:mad:

Tesco value bread appears to have a habit of over curling/drying out and sticking in the toaster preventing the "pop":eek:

Is my universe ending?:o

Does anybody else have a toast popping problem?

Anthillmob

no but youve made me laugh

dmg24

I love Tesco Value bread! I am normally a brand kind of girl, but this stuff is great (like eating dough?!!) ...

Works fine in my toaster! x

Knightowl

dmg24 wrote: »

I love Tesco Value bread! I am normally a brand kind of girl, but this stuff is great (like eating dough?!!) ...

Works fine in my toaster! x

Did your toaster come with a kettle and sandwich maker for £19.99 at Argos last year?:rolleyes:

Perhaps Tesco bread is for Sandwich makers TOASTIES NOT TOAST?:mad:

(and why do people say Tescos? it's Tesco)

hollydays

Try using a perverse kind of logic-buy a Tesco Direct value toaster-£3.70-can you see where I am coming from?..

RAMBLER

hollydays wrote: »

Try using a perverse kind of logic-buy a Tesco Direct value toaster-£3.70-can you see where I am coming from?..

Yep, that's why I've stuck with Warburtons

dmg24

Knightowl wrote: »

Did your toaster come with a kettle and sandwich maker for £19.99 at Argos last year?:rolleyes:

Perhaps Tesco bread is for Sandwich makers TOASTIES NOT TOAST?:mad:

(and why do people say Tescos? it's Tesco)

No, my toaster cost £60 from House of Fraser!

I didn't say 'Tescos' ...

colin79666

It may be suitable for home freezing but does it actually say suitable for toasting? :rotfl:

Gingernutmeg

Tesco value bread is basically a little bit of flour, a LOT of salt and as much water as the dough can take - more water in the bread means that you need less flour to make up the weight of a loaf. However, this much water means that the bread will go doughy, curl up and will probably stick in the toaster - not much you can do about this, apart from spend a few pence more lol ... Or make your own, much tastier