Tesco Value bread Reviews

As a student, the tesco value range has saved me a lot of money that has been spent on much more important things such as ale at the pub. Over the years I have come to savour the simple packaging with its red and white colour, enjoying a cheap, but cheerful product that has no claim to be anything but, economic. Tesco value ...  Read the complete review

If you need to buy bread in bulk for people who aren't picky eaters, or if money is tight and you're looking to cut corners, then this bread is an ok choice. Though a couple of pennies cheaper, it's not quite as good as Sainsburys Basics bread, though; it can be a little chewy, and it has a tendency to go stale and mouldy more quickly ...  Read the complete review

The cheap blue and white packaged stuff from tesco. This is bread at its simplest. There's nothing particularly wrong with it, but the quality is noticeable lower than even Tesco own brand breads. It does represent reasonable value, although it tastes a touch bland, and the slices are quite thin. Does exactly what it is expected of, and when ...  Read the complete review

The Tesco Value white bread is an item I have tried from the Tesco Value range recently. The Tesco Value range has a whole selection of items in it and I have been trying out some of them to see if they are any good. The packaging is similar to all the other items I have tried from the Tesco Value range and it is verey basic ...  Read the complete review

This bread comes in a choice of thick or medium sliced and white or brown. The packaging is very basic with a red, white and transparent design - this is good as it means you can see the product before buying. The bread does not make very good sandwiches, it is dry and crumbly even when within its sell-by date. It is satisfactory for ...  Read the complete review

Well, Tesco Value bread. It is in the plainest packaging ever and currently costs 50p per loaf. They do it in white or brown and I think it's great value for money, especially as seen as some of the bigger brands cost more than double the price of this per loaf. It is thinner than other breads but this is one of the things I look for ...  Read the complete review

Tesco value products normally sell for less than half the price of other brands and their loaf bread is no exception being 47p for a loaf of 800 gramms, which is the standard size in UK. They sell it thin, medium and thick. I do not normally buy this bread because I find it quite poor quality, but if I do, I buy the ...  Read the complete review

We, as a family, get through quite a lot of bread. Toast in the mornings, packed lunches etc etc and I found that I was spending quite a bit of money on it and finding a single loaf quite expensive and not lasting us very long at all. I didn't intend to buy this really, but desperately trying to reign in our shopping spend, I thought I'd try it. ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Value bread comes in three variants, thick white sliced, medium white sliced and medium sliced wholemeal. All three weigh in at 800g which is standard within the UK for a pre-packaged loaf of bread. The white versions currently cost 47p whilst the wholemeal is 50p although prices seem to be slowly creeping up. Still this is remarkably cheap ...  Read the complete review

Now I must say, one of my favourite types of food must be bread and after trying several different styles and variants in my life, I have mixed feelings about the Tesco Value bread range. On one hand, it provides a cheap and relatively tasty alternative to the more expensive varieties on the market and on the other, it is a very basic form of ...  Read the complete review

I have to admit, I am a bit of a carb junkie - bread, rice, pasta... I'll devour it in a second! I tend to buy the stay fresh bread in the foil-type packaging as I never get through a full loaf, and usually end up throwing a lot out for the birds. I decided to try this bread as it was a fair bit cheaper. I think it is around 50p. However, I would ...  Read the complete review

I have been buying Tesco Value bread for a number of years, mainly for work sandwiches. For me it does the job ideally as it comes at a cheap price and allows you to fill yourself up throughout the course of the day. It's also handy for emergencies too, as it's freezeable so you can store it in the freezer and pull it out in an emergency or if ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to consuming bread I'm a real bread bin. As an example of this I've just had 4 slices of the stuff (2 toasted with butter and marmalade on them and 2 buttered with bag of crisps....I'm so healthy! lol), Because of my disposal of the stuff my Mother goes mad at me and the rapid loss of our family favourite Warburton's drives everybody ...  Read the complete review

Before the recession I found myself buying Hovis and warburton branded breads, but during these times to exchange luxury for a few pennies. So taking the usual 20 minute trip to Tesco's before proceeding to the checkout with my new found soul-mate. The packaging is simple, It states that it is White bread with the thickness ...  Read the complete review

Since all i seem to do these days is review food, you can imagine I am quite the food lover. And when bread comes into question there's nothing I love more that a big doorstep slice with real butter, thick crusty crust! However fresh bread is more of a weekend thing in our household as it doesn't last long and not as much of it is eaten during the ...  Read the complete review

Ok so we all want to save money and one of the best way is to buy supermarket own brand cheep buys. We got this bread thinking what could go wrong with a loaf of bread ( first mistake ). On opening the first loaf of bread we found it was not as moist as our normal loaf. It didn't take long for the loaf to go very dry and in the end we only used it ...  Read the complete review

I'm trying to cut down on the cost of my food shopping at the moment, and part of that involves buying the cheaper brands and if I can't tell the difference I stick with them. If I can taste the difference, but its slight, I'll weigh up the price difference and if there's a good saving to be made I'll stick with the cheaper version. For ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Value bread, for students and those with very little money. We had Tesco Value bread on Scout camp and when my mum was at uni studying to become a midwife and it is foul. It isn't that cheap really only by 10p or something and I suppose if you are buying a lot (50 loaves at Scout camp) then you do save a bit of money but the ...  Read the complete review

I would only buy this if it was on the reduced Aisle for 5p a loaf (which sometimes happens if you arrive at the supermarket at around 7pm on a Monday evening when they seem to have a super reduced section near the bakery). The price of "value" goods seems to be slowly rising even in the "Credit crunch". With this, ...  Read the complete review

I'm sure you would recognise the scene, when you reach to the supermarket later than you would have preferred and on that day almost all the bread have been sold out. There as I walked down the aisle, I had to make a decision a between a few Tesco Value Bread and a Warburtons Soft White Sliced Bread that was been squashed so badly, I ...  Read the complete review