Kingsmill Everyday bread Reviews

When it comes to bread, i buy whatever is on offer, as i believe paying anything more than a pound for bread is nothing short of daylight robbery. This delightful bread came up in tesco on offer for 80p, so it simply called to me. The blue packaging helped, but it was more the big sign saying 'Special Offer!'. Opening the pack, there ...  Read the complete review

I bought this bread the other day on offer from Iceland (2 for £1.50). I think it normally retails for about £1.25 though. I normally don't buy this bread because I have a tight budget but I thought this offer was pretty good. The bread is actually much better than the cheaper versions I have bought previously, with it being fluffy ...  Read the complete review

I have started to buy this bread because I got so tired of cheap breade going mouldy quickly and changing to that grey, pale yellow colour after a day or two. (See Asda and Tesco own brand cheap bread). I was also frequently put off by the foisty, yeasty smell that can from the cheap bread the day after openig it. I believe that the ...  Read the complete review

Kingsmill everyday bread I have to say I do not usually buy the really expensive bread when shopping, I am a believer in the motto 'bread is bread'. How wrong I was. This is really good bread, light a fluffy, yet firm and strong enough to make vey decent sandwiches with. This is also makes really great toast and overall is just great ...  Read the complete review

My bread buying habits are non-consistent, and in general, I don't stick to a specific brand. I do have one rule however, and that is to avoid the really cheap and nasty value stuff. I once took some old Tesco Value Bread to the duck pond, and whilst some of the birds cautiously ate, a selection of older and presumably wiser swans turned their ...  Read the complete review

You cant beat a bit of toast on a morning for breakfast, 2 slices of hot, fresh buttered toast sets you up for the day ahead. "Kingsmill Everyday" bread is the ideal loaf for this, packaged in a blue wrapper with the Kingsmill logo across the front the loaf claims to be "our deliciously soft white loaf" and "great ...  Read the complete review

If you want a basic, no frills, soft sliced white bread, you cannot get better than Kingsmill. It is in my opinion marginally better than Warburtons and Hovis. It toasts really well, staying soft on the inside and crisp on the outside and tastes divine with baked beans on top. As for making sandwiches, it is soft and not an effort to ...  Read the complete review

If I had a bigger budget then this would always be my bread of choice but sometimes I have to stick to cheaper products or just whatever is in the cupboard wherever I happen to be staying! This bread is provided in a polythene bread bag with a neck seal (which shows the best before date) and providing you are careful when opening the ...  Read the complete review

The nearest big shop to me is an Iceland and anytime i run out of bread, i would walk down to Iceland and buy a loaf. As soon as i walk in the door, they always have big massive racks of Kingsmills Everyday Bread on offer at two loafs for £1.50. I hate wholemeal bread as it tastes too healthy and have always choose white bread over ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to bread I have to admit I'm rather fussy to what I will and won't eat. I am a bread bin and I consume about 8 slices of the stuff everyday (at least lol) and really it makes up the biggest part of what I consume, so to me it's really important! The Packaging: See through, navy blue and yellow plastic bag that ...  Read the complete review

Kingsmill Great Everyday White is the bread I buy most often . Costing a pound per 800g loaf from Asda, it is available in medium or thick sliced - I tend to go for the thick slices, as I do like quite chunky sandwiches and toast, and find medium sliced bread just not big enough! The packaging is plastic, with bright blue and yellow on ...  Read the complete review

Kingsmill is a well known brand so you know that you should be getting a quality product The bread comes packaged in a blue plastic wrapper with tape around the top. The size is your normal 800g, and you can usually pick it up on offer for 2 loaves for £2.00. Each slice contains approx:- (Medium sliced) 93 ...  Read the complete review

I tend to eat a lot of brown bread over white bread, but there are some foods that were created to be eaten with white bread. When I go for this sort of foods, I like to choose a good quality bread to enjoy them with. One option I occasionally go for is the Kingsmill Everyday Bread. Brand: Kingsmill Packaging: plastic blue ...  Read the complete review