I'm like everybody else and despise the current cost of bread. But if I want good bread instead of generic (which I don't trust), I always choose Nickles. It's always fresh and last us a good long while because we also store it in the fridge. There's just 2 of us in the house and we don't eat sandwiches much. It also seems like the slices are a more decent size than the store brand.

Great for sandwiches. French toast. other food items together. priced well right amount in loaf. doesn't go bad fast like others

This bread is a staple in our household. Grampa always has a loaf on the table with dinner and will eat 4-5 slices in one sitting. It makes great sandwiches hot or cold.

I have eaten Nickles' bread for over 20 years. It is a very good quality bread; soft and delicious. The slices are a nice size for sandwiches or French toast.

Quality product for the price

Tasty and great for breakfast

Very good local area bread product at a very reasonable price

The lower crust on one of the two loaves was hard and turning brown. I really am not sure what this is.

The bread was fine. Taste was as expected. The issue for us was the size, it is small. We know that profits are important but reducing the size of a slice of bread seems strange. You will know what we mean when you put a cheese slice on this bread. We would perfer to pay a dime or so more to have bread that fits the normal dimensions. Is this an example of shrinkflation?

Purchased 2 loaves on 12/04/2025 @ $1.398 each and when making a sandwich the bread tore apart. Tried toasting it and butter with PB n Jelly, it dried the bread out even more and made matters worse. The BBD was a lil over a week away. Not recommended