Cause they sell it at Safeway, but I can't find it anywhere else. I just want to make some good french toast n need thick bread....and I won't be returning to Safeway because they are rude, discriminatory and out of half the shit I want anyway.

So, anyone know anywhere else to get good thick texas toast? (don't say the freese aisle, that's garlic bread)

its not hard to make on your own with some flour and yeast, just make sure you cut thick slices or else it doesnt work

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> its not hard to make on your own with some flour
> and yeast, just make sure you cut thick slices or
> else it doesnt work


JenK has plenty of yeast.

I don't know you or where you reside but Kingstowne Giant has a decent bakery.

They have it at Giant (at least where I live). Would think most Giants carry it? Good luck!

Texas.

Duh

Thank you for the helpful responses x3 I'm near Lorton, so Kingstowne is not that far. :) And Joe, do you know what brand it is? I've never found it at Giant.

@Longhorn-Lol, it's a bit of a trip for bread

http://www.giantfood.com

 

:D thanks!

JenK, bizarre question for you.....are you Malaysian?

DON'T DO IT! He's trying to figure out who you are thru the process of deduction.

 

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> DON'T DO IT! He's trying to figure out who you are
> thru the process of deduction.
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Jen, don't hold me to this, but I think the brand is "Long Horn". Giant also makes it. I find it in the frozen section. Really does taste good, at least in my opinion. Takes about 10 minutes to cook in the oven.

Suck it up, Safeway has the best; just go to a different store if you are so damn uncomfortable

Where can I buy a loaf of bread? This has to be one of the dumbest questions ever asked in the history of the internet. lolz. Stupid you...

Jen you sound fat, are you? If yes then lay off the Texas Toast and eat some oatmeal.

Malaysian? Nah.

It's ok FriskyDingo, I've said I'm Irish more than once :) No one here's gonna "figure out" who I am unless they really already know me....and I'm sure no one I know is ignorant enough to "out me" on a forum. I appriciate the advice though!

@whiterussian-No. I won't give money where I've been discriminated against. Personal principal, I spent over $600 at Safeway this summer so it'll be their loss. I can obviously find it elsewhere.

@000-really? One of the dumbest? I must be a complete moron for thinking people in my area would know where to find something....I'll let you mull that over.

@nohelp-no. and if you don't believe me, go through the scotty threads, somewhere there a pic of me holding a whip. I just happen to enjoy french toast on occasion. If you take care of yourself you can indulge in yummy things on occasion.

Bloom/Food Lion sells this.
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> @nohelp-no. and if you don't believe me, go
> through the scotty threads, somewhere there a pic
> of me holding a whip. I just happen to enjoy
> french toast on occasion. If you take care of
> yourself you can indulge in yummy things on
> occasion.

Please post pic again, then I will help you with the french toast issue

Just fucking use the garlic bread. It'll make for some tasty french toast.

I read and I sigh.....

>>> all (if you have to go frozen)

Yeah, go to the freese aisle.

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> Bloom/Food Lion sells this.

their free soup,it is not good

Why would you want to use garlic bread to make french toast?

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> Cause they sell it at Safeway, but I can't find it
> anywhere else. I just want to make some good
> french toast n need thick bread....and I won't be
> returning to Safeway because they are rude,
> discriminatory and out of half the shit I want
> anyway.
>
> So, anyone know anywhere else to get good thick
> texas toast? (don't say the freese aisle, that's
> garlic bread)


In Texas. Go on, Git along lil dogey.

This thread is so full-o-fail.

First, JenK can't find a friggin loaf of bread to slice up herself.

Second, dumbshits keep posting frozen garlic bread.

and then as a cherry on top, Vince repeats the same dumb joke already used.

Congrats Fairfax Underground! You never fail to disappoint me! lol

I've bought unsliced bread and then cut it to the size I wanted for french toast.

Also a small amount of vanilla in the french toast batter is awesome!

Personally, I prefer Alaska toast. It's bigger.

Why does someone need to get toast made in Texas? This thread is stupid.

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> This thread is so full-o-fail.
>
> First, JenK can't find a friggin loaf of bread to
> slice up herself.
>
> Second, dumbshits keep posting frozen garlic
> bread.
>
> and then as a cherry on top, Vince repeats the
> same dumb joke already used.
>
> Congrats Fairfax Underground! You never fail to
> disappoint me! lol


Agreed. Why doesn't the OP buy a fucking loaf of bread?

The OP is soooo fucking stupid. LOL

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/15/2012 12:20AM by TheNorthman.

This is not a dumb question at all I live in Texas recently moved here when I have company in for the weekend I choose to make something quick and easy that's delicious big Texas toast is my go to breakfast meal I have not been able to find the thickslices of bread anywhere it's cheap easy I grab two loaves some eggs syrup and powdered sugar have breakfast ready in about 15 minutes and I'm not fat or anyof the people that are eating at my family and friends love it I just wish I could find it it's the same toast that steak houses but on the side with your meal they buy it and whole lofts just like I could in Oklahoma where I'm from anybody knows of a grocery store chain that carries it please advise

I would not advice using garlic bread for franch toast. unless you have really good suryp.