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Hi-lo bread

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Sally W

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http://www.hi-lo-bread.co.uk/

Has anyone seen/bought the above bread?

I’ve sent a few emails over a couple of years and they’ve not replied. Sainsbury’s tell me they’ve not heard of it.

Would be good to know!
 
I had it a few weeks ago as they had no Burgeon, ok but ended throwing away was more expensive too!
 
I use Sainsbury's it was about £1-45 and the slices were same size a the small Burgeon which is £0-85.
 
I use Sainsbury's it was about £1-45 and the slices were same size a the small Burgeon which is £0-85.
Thanks. I will see if I can find it. I try to avoid hydrogenated fats in most other bread so would pay a bit more
 
Ah thanks for that K. I’ve seen it in Waitrose and it’s quite nice. It does have e471which I try to avoid. However it might be that or higher carbs from now on. Thanks! Xx
 
Ah thanks for that K. I’ve seen it in Waitrose and it’s quite nice. It does have e471which I try to avoid. However it might be that or higher carbs from now on. Thanks! Xx
Ah sorry and here's me thinking I was being helpful 🙄 xx
 
I've no idea whether that's sposed to be harmful or not - but anyway since this is bread we're discussing here - how much of it are you likely to consume anyway? The sheer amount of carb in most breads in comparison to any other ingredient is far more likely to cause some problems to any of us on this forum than a mere 'additive' I'd have thought.

(I mean fair dos, if you happen to have a violent allergy to something - avoid it like the plague of course.)
 
I've no idea whether that's sposed to be harmful or not - but anyway since this is bread we're discussing here - how much of it are you likely to consume anyway? The sheer amount of carb in most breads in comparison to any other ingredient is far more likely to cause some problems to any of us on this forum than a mere 'additive' I'd have thought.

(I mean fair dos, if you happen to have a violent allergy to something - avoid it like the plague of course.)
Yes I have kind of come to that conclusion really but I’d still like to avoid it if I can
 
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