It's everyone's favorite time of the month. That's right. Bread time. During this month's bread post, I talk about a bread that I have some significant experience with. That's right. It's Brownberry's Premium Italian bread. It's Not Italian. But boy howdy does this thing Taste. Brownberry is a Wisconsin based bread company, and they own this bread type. That's right. It's There's. I'd also like to mention, again, that this is not my favorite store-bought bread. Trust me, you'll know when I review my favorite store-bought bread. You'll know.
Brownberry Premium Italian is a quality bread. It really is. This bread makes good sandwiches. A quality one would expect a good bread to have. Brownberry claims that this bread type contains NO artificial colors or flavors and NO high fructose corn syrup? Are these good things? Who knows. Who Cares. This is bread we're talking about. You can toast that sucker, you can eat that sucker, heck, you can even toast AND eat it. And there's nothing artificial about that.
This bread tastes pretty good, honestly. There's nothing super EXCITING about the taste of this bread, but it's good bread. No, it's not Nacho Cheese flavor. It's not Taco Bell Mild Sauce flavor. This bread is bread flavor, and it shows. Slices are kind of thin, but other than that, it's pretty good. I don't really have much else to say about the taste but BUT it's good.
This bread is Gold. I mean in color. It's by far the most yellow bread this site has ever reviewed. But you know what, that's fine. Italy is famous for their yellow bread. You can ask any Italian, "what color is your bread?" You know what they'll say? They'll probably say something like: Non avvicinarti mai più a me. And that's beautiful. Well, that's about all I have to say about this bread type. It's a good bread. Nothing exciting, no bells and whistles. Just a classic, Not-from-Italy Italian bread. I've bought this bread before and by golly I'll do it again.
Overall bread rating: 9.19/10
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