Favorite bread?

[Horace]

Acme sour baguettes were my favorite back in CA. Haven't found a favorite here.

[George K]

The restaurant downstairs makes a good ciabatta. I buy two loaves at a time, and freeze - so it's always on hand.

Dipped in some flavored olive oil, or even toasted with some mayo and tomato slices....

Wonderful.

[Mik]

Ciabatta, crusty sourdough, salted dark rye, croissants.

[George K]

Haven't had it in years - our local grocer gets it occasionally.

I grew up with this stuff - with cream cheese slathered all over....

[LuFins Dad]

Did you know that Ciabatta is a very new bread style? Italian baker created it in the 80’s.

[George K]

@LuFins-Dad said in Favorite bread?:

Did you know that Ciabatta is a very new bread style? Italian baker created it in the 80’s.

"Very new"

40 years ago...

But, in the context of bread, yeah, it's pretty new, obviously.

[Copper]

Almost anything homemade is the best.

For plain old store bought bread I like Pepperidge Farm Raisin Cinnamon Swirl

[Axtremus]

Cheesecake Factory's dark bread.
Wegman's "Seeduction" bread.
Trader Joe's baguettes.
ALDI's half baked baguettes.

[xenon]

+1 for homemade with a pat of butter - but we rarely make it. The upscale market down the road has a great Italian Como bread.

I don't eat bread often - but love a good bagel.

[89th]

@LuFins-Dad that sounds delicious. I prefer Italian bread that is warm but soft and with good butter. Hard to beat that. It's almost primitive.

For sandwiches and toast, I love rye.

[Mik]

Rye actually makes a very good PB&J.