B & M BREAD BROWN RAISIN, 16 oz (Pack of 2)

This bread is delicious and just as I remembered it. I’m enjoying it! My only constructive comment is that they should put more raisins in the batter.

Yummy bread love it.

Very tasty, makes a delicious breakfast bread

Excellent dark bread and can be stored for emergencies. Putting the unopen can in hot water for a few moments help it to be removed from the can.

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I loved the little sandwiches my mother would make from this bread (although I think it also had dates in it then) for special occasions. She spread cream cheese between two slices of this bread and served them with fruit salad. I did the same several years ago and wanted to include these in a tea party I was having for some young girls and their mothers this week. It was a disappointment when, first, I couldn't get the bread out of the can by removing both ends of the can and pushing it out. I finally slid a knife around the edges, but it was ragged and dry. When I tried to cut it with a thin sharp knife, the slices broke off before the slicing was completed. I was doing this the morning of the afternoon tea and pieced them together to make little quarter-sized bites, still dry tasting, They were stored in a plastic container encased in plastic wrap. Later that night, I was ready to discard the rest of the sandwiches that had not been put out for the tea. They looked more moist, so I tasted one. They were much improved. So, for future use - since I ordered four cans of the bread - I will make the sandwiches a day ahead and include a layer of damp paper towels next to the sandwiches between them and the plastic wrap.

Love it, great with real baked beans

While I read that many found the bread dry, I thought it was as I remember it from years ago. However, it was the pits trying to get it out of the can. I took off both lids, ran a long table knife around the edges to loosen it from the can, just as I did years ago, and it still wouldn't budge. Finally put one lid back on and hit it with a hammer. That got it out, but in three pieces. I enjoyed eating the five slices I ended up with. The rest was too broken up to slice.