Anonymous
12/09/2015 19:39
Subject: Bread Furst - is hard, burnt bread the new thing?
I love the bread; only the ends are burnt.
Anonymous
12/08/2015 22:53
Subject: Re:Bread Furst - is hard, burnt bread the new thing?
I love my husband, but hate their bread.
Anonymous
12/01/2015 22:51
Subject: Bread Furst - is hard, burnt bread the new thing?
I love their bread, my husband hates it.
Anonymous
12/01/2015 22:46
Subject: Re:Bread Furst - is hard, burnt bread the new thing?
I stopped going there months ago. The bread is rock hard because it's burnt. Such a shame, it could have been a great bakery.
Anonymous
11/28/2015 00:01
Subject: Bread Furst - is hard, burnt bread the new thing?
+1Anonymous wrote:All the samples I've tried at Whole Foods of his bread are not good.
Anonymous
11/27/2015 22:38
Subject: Bread Furst - is hard, burnt bread the new thing?
All the samples I've tried at Whole Foods of his bread are not good.
Anonymous
11/27/2015 20:29
Subject: Bread Furst - is hard, burnt bread the new thing?
It's nothing to do with either being American or European you moron! The bread is overcooked, burnt or blackened, call it what you may. European bakers would laugh at this poor pretentious excuse for bread.Anonymous wrote:
Well, I happen to like that kind of bread.
Of course, the owner should know that most Americans don't.
Anonymous
11/27/2015 12:42
Subject: Bread Furst - is hard, burnt bread the new thing?
What's the ordering system people don't like?
Anonymous
11/27/2015 12:37
Subject: Bread Furst - is hard, burnt bread the new thing?
The brioche is quite good. A lot of the other ones the crust is too hard for me.
Anonymous
11/27/2015 12:22
Subject: Bread Furst - is hard, burnt bread the new thing?
Anonymous wrote:
Well, I happen to like that kind of bread.
Of course, the owner should know that most Americans don't.
Not sure what you are referencing, but European breads are hard out the outside and chewy on the inside. And they aren't burnt, like this crap. It's like the people who (used to) defend starbucks by saying Americans couldn't appreciate darker European coffee, when in truth Starbucks is just burnt shit coffee.
It's fine if you like it, and enough people do that it apparently is able to stay open. Just don't try to impose your poor taste with some sense of superiority.
Anonymous
11/27/2015 10:26
Subject: Bread Furst - is hard, burnt bread the new thing?
Well, I happen to like that kind of bread.
Of course, the owner should know that most Americans don't.
Anonymous
11/27/2015 09:30
Subject: Re:Bread Furst - is hard, burnt bread the new thing?
Anonymous wrote:I thought I'd give Bread Furst another chance after vowing never to go back, but left after looking at the burnt bread and ridiculous ordering system. I'm now officially done with this cluster f#*k of a place.
+1 -- there's a sort of Soup-Nazi vibe there that I can definitely live without
Anonymous
11/27/2015 08:52
Subject: Re:Bread Furst - is hard, burnt bread the new thing?
Their baguettes are amazing. I'm not sure about their other bread.
The croissants and doughnuts are terrific too.
Very flaky and flavourful. I used to love Starbucks coffee but I wonder
if they changed their beans or something as lately I don't like it.
The croissants and doughnuts are terrific too.
Very flaky and flavourful. I used to love Starbucks coffee but I wonder
if they changed their beans or something as lately I don't like it.
Anonymous
11/26/2015 23:08
Subject: Re:Bread Furst - is hard, burnt bread the new thing?
I thought I'd give Bread Furst another chance after vowing never to go back, but left after looking at the burnt bread and ridiculous ordering system. I'm now officially done with this cluster f#*k of a place.
Anonymous
07/04/2015 08:07
Subject: Re:Bread Furst - is hard, burnt bread the new thing?
+1Anonymous wrote:Bought some bread there a few weeks ago and it was so hard we could barely cut it.