Sentence examples for sliced loaf from inspiring English sources

Once at the counter inside, you'll watch a server unwrap a grease-stained butcher paper package the size of a Manhattan phone book (remember those?), extract a glistening black slab of meat, and carve it into 1/4-inch thick slices, which he'll serve on more butcher paper with a sliced loaf that looks suspiciously like Wonder Bread.

"The sliced loaf," he says, "becomes a kind of small, edible promise of a better world".

The average sliced loaf has all the appeal of damp cotton wool.

This is simply pork belly, crisp around the edges and not nearly as oily as it might sound, served as a sliced loaf with a cilantro salsa verde.

Gucci's slipper shoe (the furry Princetown "sliced loaf") was seen on the frow on the feet of Zoë Kravitz and Man Repeller's Leandra Medine.

Waiting for them below on a bench by a litter bin is a trembling red-faced man wrapped in a gray blanket with a sliced loaf ready on his lap.

It helped introduce Spaniards to sliced loaves and pioneered the packaging of bread in clear cellophane.

Sliced loaves of bread and bags of rolls are popular ($3.50 to $3.95).

Nick Hughes, author of the carb-heavy bread report for the Grocer magazine, says that ordinary sliced loaves are facing competition from imposters such as thins, wraps, pittas and bagels, which saw a rise in popularity over the same period.

Packaged sliced loaves of bread were included, including white, wholemeal, seeded, granary, half and half, and brown.

"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".