To ask if tiger bread is laced with heroin?

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Or something equally addictive.

I've just eaten most a bit of tiger french stick. I can't stop. Filled with Asda chicken tikka sandwich filling stop judging

I can't stop. What is it? No other bread leaves me this way.

ElizabethBathory - mine makes delicious light loaves, pizza bases, pitta bread etc. I have a Panasonic and it is the best kitchen gadget I have ever bought. Homemade pitta bread is one of the greatest things in life!

My friend works at a supermarket bakery and said the stuff they put on the top looks like spunk! gone off it now

God I love tiger bread. With unsalted lurpack dribbles

About a week ago, i was thinking similar things and found a tiger bread recipe in one if my books. It turns out that Tiger bread is a paste you spread on top of regular bread before baking so you can make your own.

1tbsp plain flour, 1/4 cup rice flour, 1/4tsp salt, 2 tsp caster sugar, 2tsp veg oil, 1/4cup plus 1tbsp water.

Mix all to paste. Spread on dough before baking.

Interestingly the recipe I have (Beechworth Bakery) says, and I quote "when it bakes off its got a leopard spotted pattern, that's why we call it Tiger Bread'!!!

Wtf. why not call it leopard bread then!!!!

So long as it comes from Asda or Morrisons I'm in.

Bread from Sainsbury is horrid, and stale as a dead giraffe that's been dead for a week some miles from a waterhole.

'tis true, I love sainsburys with a passion, but when it comes to fresh bread it's asda every time.

Screw the tiger bread-it's the asda brioche that calls to me.

Have you tried the salt & pepper bread from Tescos? Similar to Tiger bread, but with a subtle peppery kick, or a hint of salt in every bite

I like the lick it as soon as I get through the checkout

Advert for tiger bread just been on tv! The power of MN?

Tiger bap and bacon? Oh my god why haven't I tried that??!

DO IT you know you want too,

Asda tiger bread is the best - yes we have tried many......

asda tiger bread is delicious

the bakery guys bag up the cookies out the back of our pizza counter ohhhhhh the smell with they bring them through still hot mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

I haven't just been to Asda and bought two tiger loaves. Oh no...

TWO!!!!

Really want tiger bread now feeling green

I don't actually like tiger bread. It's very doughy. The crust is fine but the inside is not great.

I think Asda bakery bread is pretty dire generally. I live very close to an Asda so we often end up with it and it's never good.

must be your store then ours is lovely :)

MTB, I expect you'll be single-handedly responsible for a 500% increase in sales of sundried tomato and parmesan bread mix - just had some delivered with my Tesco order having read your post yesterday and can't wait to try it! Have a whole packet of proper salted butter to go with it too.

our Asda bakery is great too!! And I love the way they only got planning permission if they agreed to set up apprenticeships for bakery and butchery at ours -

and you can see the teens who got accepted doing all the jobs with a "proud" butcher/baker looking on...

we keep asking to have butchers back at ours but then wont :( shame cos we get asked all the time if we have butchers section

counters has lost so much last few years cheese went curry pot went last year :( only have rotist & pizza left

No. It's all Asda bakeries. You can have doughy but crusty tiger or hedgehog bread or a range of stuff with horrible soft crusts in every Asda I've been in. Or you can have baguettes that are all crust with a miserly yet incredibly doughy centre.

ermmm - no, it is not all ASDA bakeries... I can assure you I do not eat doughy bread...

Not ours either, otherwise I wouldn't trek out of my way to Asda for it when there's a Sainsburys down the road, a Waitrose in town and a Tesco near my mum.

I've never eaten any, to my knowledge, but isn't it just a white bloomer with some extra things done to the crust? Does it really taste so different?