Warburtons Raisin Loaf with Cinnamon

I first got into eating this when I was pregnant with my first child, I had cravings for the taste of bread and raisins and when I was looking upon the shelf's this looked the most appealing. I am a bit of a Warburton's fan, and tend to buy standard white bread, occasionally the toastie loaf, seeded batch and then this Raisin loaf although I don't tend to buy them all the time, I switch between the 4. ***About Raisin Loaf*** This is so tasty and consists of raisins with cinnamon. The crust is glazed and it is very sweet and is great for a snack or to have as lunch or even breakfast. If you have kids, you may find they can be a ...  Read the complete review

I count myself as a Warburton fan having tried various loaves and compared them to rival brands. Family bakers since 1876 they have stood the test of time anyway. I purchased a raisin loaf with cinnamon in Asda, tempted by the fact it was reduced from its normal price of 68p to 48p. It has to be said this is a smallish loaf, but then most fruit loaves are. Each slice contains 96 calories, but this is without the butter, and they are moreish. The bread is a pleasant sweet bread,easy to toast. I did not find it too sweet for my taste. It is surprisingly liberally sprinkled with raisins,I like raisins but I wouldn't have minded a few less.The slices ...  Read the complete review

Warburtons Raisin Loaf with Cinnamon is probably a good alternative to replace their limited edition of the Hot Cross Loaf, which I loved so much. Before I only noticed the Orange version but then I saw this one, even though not keen on raisins I do love the cinnamon taste so decide to give it a go. I found it over powered with raisins and it did not really have that spongy freshness they had in the Hot Cross loaf version, so I do not recommend eating it straight out the bag. I find it tastes much better toasted and buttered. As it is toasted the cinnamon smell wafts in the air. The raisins become juicy and there is a lovely taste of cinnamon, not over powering at all. ...  Read the complete review

I love fruit bread and have tried lots of different brands lately, I was shopping online on Sunday and came across Warburtons while I was searching for bread so decided to give this a try. ~Packaging~ The bread comes in the usual plastic packaging that you get with most bread, it is burgandy/pinkish in colour and has a picture of fruit on the wrapper. There is a tie wrapped around the top of the bag which gives you the display until date and best before date. ~The Bread~ This is a 400g loaf and my loaf had 12 slices of bread, the bread is a little bit thicker than the usual thin cut loafs of bread which makes it ideal for ...  Read the complete review

After missing out on the Hot Cross Bun loaf from Warburtons, I decided this might be the next best bet. I actually ordered it online from Tesco the first time, so initially I was a little disappointed in the size. The slices are about half the size of a normal slice from Warburton's white sliced (the one in the blue wrapper), although they are a little thicker. However, this disappointment soon faded when I tasted it. The bread is soft as you'd expect from a Warburton's loaf, and the hint of cinnamon gives it a lovely sweet taste, but they haven't overdone the cinnamon and it's not over powering in any way. There is absolutely loads ...  Read the complete review