Where To Buy Soft Garlic Bread?

[dimitra]

Hello does anybody know what supermarkets sell garlic bread that isn't too hard for the gums please? I find many are very hard even after baking. Thanks in Advance,

[rockyracoon]

You might be better off making your own.

Take the crust off a bloomer, slice to required thickness. Spread slices with garlic butter, wrap in tinfoil and put in the oven for 10-15 mins. The foil should hopefully keep the bread soft.

[ummmm]

Yep...make your own.

[dannyk13]

Why not make your own with a bread that suits you.
http://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/garlic_bread/

[Berniecuddles2]

cant beat home made garlic bread

[Guilbert53]

Buy the garlic bread slices.

Like you I find the crust of garlic bread very hard.

If you buy it pre-sliced it is softer (more bread less crust)

[rockyracoon]

http://www.recipetineats.com/cheese-garlic-crack-bread-pull-apart-bread/
I've made something similar to the link. It's lovely and incredibly soft.

[NoMercy]

You can get pizza style garlic bread in most supermarkets which isn't too hard on the gums.

[-SharonA-]

I buy Aldi's focaccia bread and warm it up on a low gas so it does not get hard. The minute I feel it hardening I whip it out of the oven.

[woofgang]

look for garlic flatbread instead of a baguette

[Mamyalynne]

Or a Garlic Naan.

[sapelesam]

Sainsbury's Taste The Difference garlic bread, like a pizza. Cook at 175c for 6 minutes, nice and soft.