Does anyone want to send me Scottish Plain bread?

[hobbgoblin]

I love it, can't get it around here. I NEED it. Can PayPal cost plus postage, etc.

I could do it, you mean Mother's Pride stuff?

Do you mean batch bread? They have that in Ireland and I love it but you can't get it here. I think the nearest I could get was Scottish (think it was plain bread).

Will look - doing my Tesco order at the mo!

LOL

We should do a MN campaign for Overseas MNetters and those missing regional specialities.

We always had to to take my Auntie a half loaf

Where are you hobbers?

Wahey! Thanks

Yes I think it is the Mother's Pride stuff. It is tall and dense with dark crust.

I agree MmeLindt ;)

I'm in the SEast England.

It's in Tescos then!! I thought you were in Outer Mongolia or something!

Lovely stuff, really doughy in the middle but with a seriously burnty crust. Mmmmm.

hobbgoblin - hope you get some.

Personally I can't stand the stuff but DH loves it.

I must be a bit more pan loaf than him

I looked in a HUGE tesco and also asked only to get this: look from the staff. lol

So, I have been in need for months!

It is the burnty crust stuff indeed.

expat sent me some Nambarrie teabags a while ago, because I can't get them living in almost France south England.

Would it not get a --lot- bit squashed?

You can get nambarrie and plain bread in asda and I'm in brighton

it is in teh waxy paper and everything

Where in SE (roughly). I'm in Surrey so could do a red cross drop if you're not too far.

Near St Albans, Herts.

Yes! Waxy paper, oooh I want it!

geordie, I'd still eat it squashed

Why can I not get it in Tesco, Waitrose, Sainsbury, Morrisons or Asda???

LOL I have rellies in Cheshunt and St Albans. If I'm up that way in the not too distant I'll let you know!

noddy - I have looked, they don't sell them!.
Teabags that is, I haven't really looked at bread.

Do you really want a loaf of mothers pride that much???
Lou (from fife)

the one near me def does!I have been force feeding ds it to try and show him his roots!

DDS love it less fuss about crusts too!

I could sling some in a box if you want?

I wonder if freezing it before posting would be the way to go...

You know it is 12 years since I had it and every day I mourn .

So, I am grateful for the offers of Plain Bread drop offs and postage and what knot - spechly the freezing idea.

If some Southern supermarkets sell it there must be one near me, you'd think...

If anyone wants to email me if they are coming past, loaf in hand, then I'll meet you and buy you coffee!

sleepandbehaviour at googlemail dot com

i don't know how you expats make french toast without it...

My French toast doesn't work - but then I got into the whole French toast thing when in France and really it requires stale baguette from breakfast!