Do you buy Breadtalk bread?

• Marco_Simone

  23 Apr 05, 22:46

  No,too expensive.I prefer the confectionary downstairs.
• FireIce

  25 Apr 05, 01:11

  used to.
  
  but long time no buy liao
  prefer crystal jade
• ditzy

  25 Apr 05, 01:12

  I buy buns from there, not bread.
• alien queen

  25 Apr 05, 01:14

  Originally posted by ditzy:

  I buy buns from there, not bread.

  Tot u go there and buy talking toufu only?
• stormax

  25 Apr 05, 01:17

  sometimes. Depend wat they have.
• ditzy

  25 Apr 05, 01:19

  Originally posted by alien queen:

  Tot u go there and buy talking toufu only?

  I go there buy talking tau suan lah.
• BabyLover

  25 Apr 05, 01:19

  yeah sumtimes...
• alien queen

  25 Apr 05, 01:21

  Originally posted by ditzy:

  I go there buy talking tau suan lah.

  I ask them to offer you talking tau kua...with free talking tau pok
• ditzy

  25 Apr 05, 01:22

  Originally posted by alien queen:

  I ask them to offer you talking tau kua...with free talking tau pok

  By all means, carry on.
• quacker

  26 Apr 05, 14:25

  I prefer St. Leaven's bakery at taka basement 2. Bread are fresh, soft and yummy.
  Breadtalk's bread sometimes too tough...but their fillings quite generous, so I drop by if i see something new.
• Estee

  26 Apr 05, 14:26

  i prefer the bread at sun moulin's at basement of shaw lido and the provence bakery and cafe at holland v.... yummy
• poon cho tang

  26 Apr 05, 14:27

  never, not even once
• Oyster Omelette

  26 Apr 05, 14:35

  yep, I do. I love the spicy chicken floss bread and the yummy sausgae bread.
• SGpork

  26 Apr 05, 14:36

  nv buy before...
  
  
• dragg

  26 Apr 05, 14:37

  Originally posted by poon cho tang:

  never, not even once

  x2
• suGaR

  26 Apr 05, 14:38

  Cake history nicer
• dragg

  26 Apr 05, 14:40

  there is no denying that breadtalk revived the whole confectionary business!!
  
  
• SGpork

  26 Apr 05, 14:42

  
• zaxis

  26 Apr 05, 14:44

  
  balister outside handicap welfare assoc
  they have hand cut bread, but not advise to keep over next day
• quacker

  26 Apr 05, 15:05

  Originally posted by dragg:

  there is no denying that breadtalk revived the whole confectionary business!!
  
  

  Yes, they definitely did! And is still a strong competitor in the "Roti wif fancy names" industry. Toa Payoh and other neighbourhoods got so many spin-offs. Same formula of clean layout, staff in uniform, bread with strange fillings and bizarre names.
  
  Bread never tasted this queer and priced so highly before Breadtalk came and make a revolution...
• dragg

  26 Apr 05, 15:10

  Originally posted by quacker:

  Yes, they definitely did! And is still a strong competitor in the "Roti wif fancy names" industry. Toa Payoh and other neighbourhoods got so many spin-offs. Same formula of clean layout, staff in uniform, bread with strange fillings and bizarre names.
  
  Bread never tasted this queer and priced so highly before Breadtalk came and make a revolution...

  really have to give it to him for coming up with such an enterprising idea!!
  
  
• chunyong

  26 Apr 05, 15:26

  Well, normally when the pie size is fixed and there are many people wanting a slice of it, there will be many quiters, when alot quit liao then will have people come fill it in again....its a cycle
• FireIce

  26 Apr 05, 17:11

  Originally posted by suGaR:

  Cake history nicer

  yah, at TPY, i like the cheese stick
• coffeeortea

  27 Apr 05, 11:01

  i prefer 4 leaves ^^.. they have much nicer buns and bread etc.
• FireIce

  27 Apr 05, 11:07

  Originally posted by coffeeortea:

  i prefer 4 leaves ^^.. they have much nicer buns and bread etc.

  i like Four Leaves' Caterpillar
  last time eberyday mus buy one to eat.......