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12 reviews
Jane D
Jane DSouth Australia
 

Have always bought Tip Top The One sandwich bread but recently it has changed. Even buying it 5 days before use by date it’s dry and stale. Also the loaf has become rounded and much smaller. Will be looking for an alternative until it goes back to the original Show details

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Tim M
Tim M
 

Used to be the best bread by far. Sadly the last 3 loaves I have bought have been terrible. They already feel and taste stale before you even open the pack. My kids are very disappointed as they won’t eat any other bread

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Kristy J.
Kristy J.4 posts
 

I was lucky enough to win a $100 MasterCard from your competition ! So i just wanted to say a big Thank You Tip Top your the One !!! Show reply

Stan J
Stan J3 posts
 

Recipe has changed. Taste terrible, gets mouldy, family won’t eat Show details

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Dassa
Dassa
 

The last three loaves of TipTop the one I’ve bought have tasted terrible, leaving a nasty aftertaste. Something has changed in the recipe or process but not for the better Show details

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Goran Damceski
Goran DamceskiNSW2 posts
 

I gave Tip Top The One Sandwich Slice a 1-star rating because the quality has been consistently disappointing. The bread often develops mould well before the use-by date, making it completely unusable. Despite storing it properly and buying the freshest loaf available, this issue keeps recurring. When I contacted Tip Top to report the problem,… Read more

their response was dismissive and lacked any genuine interest in resolving or even acknowledging the mould concern. For a product marketed as premium, this is unacceptable.

Snb
SnbWestern Australia
 

Every loaf i buy is mouldy within 2 days of buying it and I'm not the only one experiencing this. Its also the toast loaf and wholemeal. Wont be buying bread anymore from tiptop. Do better! Show details

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Stuart G
Stuart GVIC
 

"The One" that's how many days before it's mouldy !! – What's going on with the white loaf lately ?? I always buy the freshest available inshore with the longest use by date, however over the last few months we're finding it going mouldy within 2 -3 days, thinking it's time to change brands... Show details

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brooke A.
brooke A.
 

Changed recipe – Why did you change it?! It's dry and awful to toast. I've bought this bread for ten years plus, I can't but it anymore it's awful

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Tennille
TennilleNSW11 posts
 

Something has changed – Always our go to go bread but something has changed and I'm not quite sure what, it's a lot more doughy and fluffy but not in a good way if I wanted that I'd buy a nice bakery bread, for the price it feels like It has shrunk too change it back please!. Show details

APPLEASHA
APPLEASHA135 posts
 

Great nutritionally but too doughy – Well it’s got good nutritional value due to the supplements added but it’s stodgy - the texture needs to be less doughy,& should hold its shape better. Over glutinous. As most supermarket white breads are now. Cheap industrial flour, powders and salts are too blame. It’s nicer toasted - toasts up well Show details

amanda h.
amanda h.
 

What happened it’s different – Used to be the softest bread now it’s changed it looks and feels different like it’s thinner and has more holes I’ve noticed this the last 3 times I’ve bought this bread

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