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Well, it has to be, surely? Why else is such mediocre bread so utterly addictive?
It's laced with crack. Has to be.
MSG and/or saturated fat perhaps. (mmmmmmm, wanders off in search of the last of the christmas pringles...)
Ah, the best bread in the world - I was thinking, a caramelised crust of crack cocaine just like you say - but a good lacing of the finest grade Afghan heroin throughout.
Lovely stuff isn't it. I can eat it on its own when I'm not even hungry, with a bit of butter it's even better.
I've been living on it for a number of years now, suspect it may be the crust, it's especially good lathered brittany butter with potato salad.
have tried garlic tiger bread,Morrisons The Best range,takes it to another level!!!
garlic tiger bread
Illegal in most countries, that's the hard stuff.
+1
Had to force myself not to buy some at lunchtime.
it's egg init?
Rice water.
It's Marmite,or something like i think!
a warm hollowed out loaf makes a wonderful snow hat.
According to [url= http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiger_bread ]here[/url] it's also known as Dutch Crunch which is definitely something illegal 😯
Lovely jubbly. Morrison farmhouse loafs are good too. You end up with your entire coupon covered in floor after scoffing a sarnie made from that stuff. Roast ham & piccalily 😛
Just popped out to my local dealer (William Morrison) for a fix. Winter bean stew tonight. I've got Brittany butter and everything!
Just finished my first ever loaf of Tiger bread and can't say it really did anything for me, but I did feel a strange compulsion to buy another when I went to the shops this afto... 😕
Whatever's in Tiger bread, it's the same thing they put in Pringles.
"Once you pop, you can't stop?" Yep, that's because we've coated them with coke...
ricew water and sesame oil iirc.
bloody fabulous stuff.
psssstt..... anyone wanna buy some tiger bread, cheap?
Had my fix with a smoked haddock chowder.
Don't know about other recipes but Asda use marmalade for the stripes !!
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2 very thick buttered slices for breaky this morning. Sooo good.
It's got an outer brushing of sesame oil, as far as I know.
So glad I can come out of the Tiger Bread closet. I thought it was just me!
But where has this new street legal high come from? It seemed to have appeared out of nowhere in the last few years, or am I wrong and have I been missing it all these years. Was it a late night experiment gone wrong?
Either way, the Tiger's here to stay!
Have you tried the salt and pepper loaf though, it's even better then tiger bread!
If you time it right you can get a loaf still warm fresh from the oven, with a big knob of butter lurvely!
Aha! So it is new, and has Dutch origins. I think that the OP got it right.
"Tiger bread originates from the Netherlands, where it is known as tijgerbrood and has been sold at least since the early 1990s. It was introduced in the United Kingdom around 2005 as "tiger bread". In The Republic of Ireland it is referred to as "Tiger Loaf"." (source Wikipedia)
Anyone know why Sainsbury's tiger bread tastes of chlorine / bleach?
I'm pretty sure it is coke too. I saw some really cheap tiger bread in Asda the other day. It was in two halves, but that couldn't explain the low price. I wonder what they cut it with.
Sesame oil like everyone else has said. It's also the flavour that's missing from home made egg fried rice.
Maybe the mag should do a group test as it appears that each supermarket has it's own method/ingredient to make the Tiger. It's my fave baton/stick now as it's not too crisp/crunchy so my old teeth and jaws can handle it!
Always flip them over & check the bottoms for where the oil has run to during baking. Mmmmm.
The best is Asda's Tiger Rolls......i can't wait till my packed lunch everyday for em....mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
There was a bug seizure of tiger bread off the south west coast of Ireland! Watch the street price shoot up!
Ahh, now I can come out of the closet and admit to my craving and habit of the last few years. I am not alone! Tried a Sainsbury's one this week; fantastically crusty, but it didn't taste or smell the same as the Asda one I usually have, which I think is the best. Morrison's isn't too bad. Fresh, thick sliced, with butter on and a nice bowl of farmhouse vegetable soup... Yummy.
lol @ capt jon 😆
I thought it was just me... another vote for Morrisons Tiger Bread. Their Hedgehog is a must-try too. Brilliant with Steak n Chips.
Apparantly there a dodgy batch doing the rounds just now which has been cut with hovis. Police are searching for a rogue baker with a grudge against Asda
+1 for tiger bread addiction Asdas is the best i've had, though it's only a matter of time before the EU demand it renaming due to not actually containing any tiger.......................
lol @ capt jon 😆
+1 indeed
not actually containing any tiger
Ah, but do you know that for a fact...?
I can confirm. Kellogs have a global monopoly on all raw Tiger ingredients for Frosties. They are, afterall, GRRRRREAT!
el_boufador - Member
lol @ capt jon
Glad someone got it.
I do not know if Tiger bread contains any tiger but then again i'm unsure of the wagon content of wagon wheels.................
There IS tiger in tiger bread...ain't nobody gonna convince me otherwise
sorry, I may be stupid and/or tired, but what on earth does this mean??
You end up with your entire coupon covered in floor after scoffing a sarnie made from that stuff
Coupon is Glaswegian slang for face and floor means flour, hence: the consumption of a sandwich made of the aforementioned bread is likely to leave ones face somewhat besmirched with flour.
crikey - Member
Coupon is Glaswegian slang for face and floor means flour, hence: the consumption of a sandwich made of the aforementioned bread is likely to leave ones face somewhat besmirched with flour
I couldn't have put it better myself. Indeed- I didn't....
Thank goodness for that. I was starting to think "coupon" was prison lingo for something a lot less acceptable, and you were possibly spreading bits of crusty bread all over your little captain to gain some sort of deprived bread lust pleasure.