descarado:

The most unhealthy bread out there.
60% sugar.
I will rather buy agege than this.
Twice I bought it, nobody ate it. Even kids complained it's just sugar.

Eunoiaa:


Exactly.


I don't want to think the quality will be shitty; I believe it'll be worth the price. And it's looks like a brand [luxury] name, meant to cater to the egos of "vain" people (like me for instance ).

peculiar3:
...poor man go say nah waste of money..... thunder fire poverty

Rapmoney:
I mean, the price of this bread is half the salary of some Nigerian workers. So can you purchase this bread in this present Nigerian economy? E be like say the bread dey cure cancer

meum:

Just tithe the bread, it will multiply & you’ll be tired of eating it. You will have to give it out because it will refuse to finish.

Newlymarried:
Na the real definition of bread be that

Why not,if the money dey wetin be 20K to chop that kind kingsmeal bread.

Rapmoney:


Baba, 20k can comfortably give you five pots of different soups

RickyJesus:

How does that prevent it from being my favourite?

Rapmoney:


Baba, 20k can comfortably give you five pots of different soups

Rapmoney:
I mean, the price of this bread is half the salary of some Nigerian workers. So can you purchase this bread in this present Nigerian economy? E be like say the bread dey cure cancer

Rapmoney:
I mean, the price of this bread is half the salary of some Nigerian workers. So can you purchase this bread in this present Nigerian economy? E be like say the bread dey cure cancer

descarado:
It is beautiful nonsense.
Costly cos it's abroad brand.
Nothing more.
As u eat it,your mind will be telling you that you are digging your grave but you wanna belong, so you will guiltily finish it.

nedekid:
See, some products are flown into the country daily and supplied to high end exclusive supermarkets, restaurants, personal orders. Do you know, cheese, ice cream, salad, salmon, ham, bacon, already prepared meals from high end restaurants in eg France, pizza made to order from Italy delivered to people here in naija?
This bread could have baked in France in the morning then flown to naija and on the shelf that evening.
I know all this because I have been approached few years ago by some Lebanese to arrange logistics for such cargo. I have even delivered some to some exclusive white only estate somewhere at eleko.
Na such supermarkets, when they make it private, Nigerians will come out to shout foreigners are stopping them from entering. When you enter and see what you cannot afford nko? Na to de take picture come de post online.

Eunoiaa:


🤣🤣🤣

Thought as much. So they are just selling name. And some Nigerians being the classists they are will indulge the "overpriced" product.

Rapmoney:
I mean, the price of this bread is half the salary of some Nigerian workers. So can you purchase this bread in this present Nigerian economy? E be like say the bread dey cure cancer

onlinestaff247:


Hey,

N20,000 for ordinary bread irrespective of the brand is way too high.

Do you know that bread is just like an appetizer for men? As for me, once I eat bread, it would seem I've not eaten anything yet...That's why I prefer swallow with nice soup filled with condiments.

I believe it's only women and children that loves bread.

That cash is enough to buy like N3000 food in a fast food, N2000 for two bottles of chilled beer, N2000 for short time with a babe, N2000 for data subscription, N4000 for transport fare for the week and the remaining cash to make soup with garri for the week.

Buying a loaf of bread for N20k is just to impress people but your budget and pocket go hear am.

Cheers!

descarado:

It is not your favourite as long as you are in naija, you can't afford it so rest.

Just talked about the nutritional value. If you don't like it, none of my biz.
You go and form big boys to small kids like you littered here, have no time for this.

descarado:

Thank you.
One was already saying it's his favourite.
I wouldn't be surprised he has never tested it before.
As in he want to project a big boy image with unhealthy food.

Rapmoney:
I mean, the price of this bread is half the salary of some Nigerian workers. So can you purchase this bread in this present Nigerian economy? E be like say the bread dey cure cancer

JuanDeDios:

The hell is a brioche loaf?

I did spend 13k for a loaf last year when I found myself really craving bread. I don't eat the regular bread because of gluten issues, so I had to find someone who bakes using gluten-free flour. Price must have gone up now - with all the crazy inflation.

jnrbayano:
Poverty is bad. That's all there's to say.