I love fruit - especially sultanas and I love bread, so put them together and for me it's a match made in heaven so fruit loaf is often something I buy when doing my shopping. I have tried loads of different brands and have had varying results, needless to say of course I finished the loaf whether I liked or not. I didn't buy this loaf, my mum brought it round to have with a cuppa as she had only had a couple of slices and it would go stale if it wasn't eaten and she thought of no one better to bring it round to than me! So here's what I thought of this fruity loaf whilst sipping my cuppa and catching up with my mum; ~ About Warburton's ~ Warburton's is a ...  Read the complete review

Most of the time I try to steer well clear of chocolate, cakes and biscuits because once I start nibbling, I just can't stop. However, there are times when I absolutely crave something sweet and since discovering Warburton's Fruit Loaf with Orange, I now always have a little something in the freezer which satisfied my sugar craving without damaging the diet. Price and availability: I buy this from Aldi, when they have it available, for £1.09 but it's also on sale at all major supermarkets for £1.20. What do you get for your money Each loaf contains twelve slices, including the end slices, and each slice is well ...  Read the complete review

Warburtons was established in 1870 with a small grocery shop in Bolton. Bread baking began in 1876. The history of Warburtons and how it got to where it is today can be found on the company's website 'www.warburtons.co.uk'. I found this website quite interesting, particularly the timeline styled history. The loaf comes pre-sliced in commonly used 'bread bag' type packaging. The bag is mostly orange in colour (except for a transparent section to enable you to get a viewing of the product through the bag). There are orange slices and sultanas decorating the front and back of the bag, making its appearance quite attractive. The print on the front of the ...  Read the complete review

I'm not one for eating much during the day but I recently saw some Warburtons Fruitloaf on the shelf in my local supermarket and it called out to me....Eat me... I'm delicious ...just look at all the fruit I have inside every slice....Well it probably didn't say all of that but I was starving at the time !....anyway on with the review.. Warburtons Fruit Loaf... ~~~~~~~ The Packaging ~~~~~ Each loaf of Warburtons has its own distinctive colouring in the packaging for the Fruit loaf the pack is Orange and clear plastic , ( the orange colour obviously being used as a guide to the loafs ingredients). ~~~~~~ The ...  Read the complete review

A 'Warburtons Fruit Loaf' mysteriously appeared in the freezer and didn't have my mum's diet written all over it so I tried a couple of pieces just to see what it was like! The loaf is only little at 400g and comes wrapped in a really bright and funky wrapper with a big orange slice on the front and lots of grapes scattered all over the packaging :) I do like fruity flavoured things but didn't know if this would be my type of thing until I tried it... The slices were really small, like baby slices so although each one has 85 calories in it I would say that two of these slices would equal one big piece of normal bread if you wanted them ...  Read the complete review