Sentence examples for cheap loaf from inspiring English sources

More profoundly, we as consumers are inextricably bound up in the equation: we get a cheaper package delivered to our door, a cheap loaf of bread at the supermarket, because companies can drive profit through a place like Cayman.

David Cameron has been accused of being out of touch for not knowing how much it costs to buy a cheap loaf of bread – because he prefers to use an electronic breadmaker.

It means you don't even have a pound to buy a cheap loaf of bread and a budget tin of beans.

Aldi's cheapest loaf of bread is 49p – and so is Jack's.

Challenged to name the price of the cheapest loaf of bread in Britain today, David Cameron revealed that he didn't know because he owned a breadmaker.

Waitrose sells cheaper Poilane loaves - for between £4-6 - with sale up 5% on last year.

Bertinet gets learner bakers to read aloud the ingredients off the bag of a cheap white sliced loaf, one by one.

"I can't compete with the cheapest white-sliced loaf, but in terms of nutrition and eating satisfaction, a handmade loaf of real bread and mass-produced bread are completely different products".

At the bakery, he bought a loaf of cheap bread, a couple of rolls, and a bottle of soda.

The technique is simple: You start with fresh bread, which need not be especially good; a cheap French or Italian loaf is fine.

"The entire focus was on higher yields, so you can make cheaper bread and higher loaf volume, increase the volume and decrease the cost for the end user". We got cheap, filling, fluffy bread, all right, but it came with hidden costs.