Mighty White

[Finkledink]

Whatever happened to mighty white bread?

[Heather74]

Re: Might White

I Think it hit the shelves a bit before its time! plenty of "copies" out there making it big with today's healthy eating
I didn't realize it had stopped being sold though

[Finkledink]

Re: Might White

i just remember a freckled kid with a blue baseball cap on the packet. i remember the bread was bright (luminous) white with horrible brown seeds in it. when we were kids, the other kids with mighty white bread were all told they were bogies. what nice kids we were

[Heather74]

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(last ad, 2mins 10 in)

[Trickyvee]

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Moity Woyt. The advert was meant to be Australian wasn't it? We got it a few times and I quite liked it but it's true that Britain couldn't be torn away from its Sunblest back then.

[Richard1978]

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I remember my Mum used to by it a lot in the mid 1980's.

One of the boys in the advert looked a lot my Dad's friend's son.

[sf1378]

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Parent bought it now and again back then....never really liked it. But I remember the seeds in it being chewy/bitey....ergh.

[Heather74]

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[Powdered toast man]

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I used to love Mighty White. Mother's Pride had a similar loaf called 'Champion' which I thought tasted better! It made tasty toast and I would buy it today if it was back on sale.

[Richard1978]

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I remember Mighty White, the TV ads were funny.

[DemonEyeX]

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I actually used to like Mighty White.
I suppose the closest thing to it these days is Kingsmill 50\50.
Unless someone knows something I don't......

[George 1978]

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Mighty White used to have a bit of product placement on Alf Roberts' Corner Shop wall in the late 1980s and early 1990s - do real life corner shops do that, I wonder?

[tex]

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I found it a bit "fluffy" for want of a better word.

[George 1978]

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I would never regard bread as being fluffy - it makes it sound as if it's covered in fluff.

[tex]

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I would never regard bread as being fluffy - it makes it sound as if it's covered in fluff.

C'mon George your better than that mate