‘A proud loaf with a deep, caramel crust’: the best (and worst) supermarket sliced wholemeal bread, tasted and rated

The article reviews various supermarket sliced wholemeal breads, rating them on taste and quality. The search for a satisfying sandwich loaf led the author to test several brands, but most were found to be similar, with only minor differences. This lack of variation is attributed to the Chorleywood process, a common method used to make bread. The article highlights a few exceptions with exceptional flavour and texture, which may be of interest to consumers looking for a better loaf.

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The story is a review of supermarket bread products, which may influence consumer preferences but does not indicate a significant market shift. The review is focused on the quality of the products rather than any market-moving events.

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