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Udi's now Baguette size

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cmoore Apprentice
cmoore
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Baguette size What else can I say <_<

 

 

 

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kareng Grand Master
kareng
Posted

I don't eat that brand.  It might be the same amount of bread as before, except without the giant hole in the middle?  LOL

 

Dear Udi’s: We Deserve Better

 

 

I have seen the loaves of Udis at Costco and they are quite large.  But might only be the "white" bread?

MissyBB Explorer
MissyBB
Posted

I know. **sigh**

I just (re) started the search for a decent sandwich bread. You know, one that is full sized AND you can actually eat cold as in A SANDWICH!

Ugh......

zziggy Newbie
zziggy
Posted

 i've tried a lot of different  gluten-free bread the only one I found that comes close to real Bread is  

ENER G

Light Tapioca Loaf

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larry mac Enthusiast
larry mac
Posted

Our Aldi's gluten-free bread is pretty good, albiet a tad on the thin side. It's sold defrosted, and I keep it in the fridge. Otherwise it gets moldy quickly. 

best regards, larry mac

mbrookes Community Regular
mbrookes
Posted

I buy Udi's at Jason's Deli and it is larger than regular bread. I think that size is only sold to commercial places, but they will sell it to me. about $11 for a loaf similar in size to wonder bread.

 

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