Shop/bakery bread that doesn't contain soya?

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Does anyone know of any?
I suspect that ds2 is now showing signs of a soya allergy (along with all the others) after he got an itchy rash after eating some shop bought bread containing soya.

Does anyone know of a brand/supermarket own bread that doesn't contain soya?

I will be baking more bread at home, but I'll probably need to rely on a shop from time to time.

think some of Marks bread might be OK? My friends with a soy allergic child shop there a lot.

Yes, Tatt's right. M&S do two white loaves and also a brown I think. Clear packet with light blue logo (Farmhouse white?? from memory). Also do white and brown finger rolls and new 'large white baps' (no jokes please...).

Some of the part baked long life baguettes are ok and good to keep in for emergencies.

M&S does the only white loaf I have found with no soya in.

Tescos have a couple of brown loaves in their finest range, oatmeal and multigrain I think.

Both tescos and M&S also do teacakes with no soya in which are nice for a treat.

Thanks. Will check them out.