Scottish Mothers Pride Bread

[whitbybabe]

We always used to eat this when in Glasgow. My Mum is from there so we always used to go back there on holiday. Here in England I cant seem to get it ANYWHERE, and we all would love to get hold of some. I live in Staffordshire so does anyone know of anywhere I can get some? My Mum would love it,as would I.

[askyourgran]

Mothers Pride was popular here in the 1970's and 80's but I don't remember seeing it around nowadays. I used to love Tiger bread. I think perhaps the bakery moved to Scotland and so we lost that particular brand.

[boxtops]

Gran, we used to love Tiger bread too, it was the first sliced bread that came with a twisty thing on the bag. whitby babe, I've not seen Mothers Pride bread for a while. You can get Scottish plain bread in Farm Foods if you have one near you, they do the square sausage and a good black pudding too.

[20SilkCut]

We get loads of Mother's Pride stuff over here (in NI) - come for a visit and bring loads back :-)

[mike11111]

As bakeries grow and expand the brand names change. The two I remember from my early days are Sunblest and Wonderloaf, neither of which you see today. In the early 70s there was a popular TV advert for Wonderloaf with the slogan, "Nice one, Cyril", based on a Chelsea FC song.

[Mamyalynne]

Theres a Mothers Pride appreciation group on Facebook !!

[sprayer]

This one?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMUpwSIdpYc