Bought a loaf yesterday and have little flying bugs in it. Wth!! I have video
Went to make a sandwich but saw the bugs flying around in bag which was still sealed

We purchased a loaf of bread last weekend (their Tip Top Sunblest Sandwich) range and it literally smelt like Chemical paint. How do you expect to pass quality & control when clearly the bread is inedible. Get on top of your breads, Tip Top.

I ate wholemeal bread bought from woolworth last month or so and i found a staple pin inside after a couple of bites. Shocking. I sent email to tiptop and never receive any apology reply whatsoever. I wasn't actually suing them. Told my wife not to buy tiptop breads anymore but she ignores my warning and still buy them for the kids. If any of my kids choked because of this one day, i will definitely sue tiptop.

I totally agree with miss k, sunblest is just not the same!! I'm trying to eat a sandwich right now and its turning me off!

i have also been buying sunblest for years...........but have noticed it has changed..........i swapped to a different brand which i'm loving, but have tried to give sunblest a couple of goes..........and its still disappointing me. besides the size (smaller) the bread doesn't seem to stay as fresh as long as it use to. i think i'll just go back to the other brand.......... sorry tip top

I usually buy tip top sunblest bread because,
Pros: This bread is very tasty and feels fresh to eat. I like the softness of the bread slice. I buy wholemeal, as it's healthy.
Cons: The reduction in the bread slices.

I have been buying Sunblest wholemeal bread for many years and loved it. I have recently noticed that it has changed. The quantity of fibre is the same but its composition looks like it has been altered. Not happy.

I know its not 'real' tasting bread and not great for your health, but sometimes you just want that soft white bread taste and this is it. The thickness of the miniloaf is halfway between thick and sandwich and its perfect. Also the miniloaf always seems to be fresher tasting too.
I love the miniloaf. It's such a great idea as we always have to throw most of a loaf out by the end of the week. Thickness of the miniloaf bread is perfect.
Rip off for what it is. But all the supermarket bread is these days. Mini loaf is hard to buy - they always run out and you can't get them everywhere.

I have been eating Tip Top Sunblest breads for close to thirty years now. I love that it is a reliable brand for quality and value. I enjoy the soft, fluffy texture of the white sandwich bread and the wholemeal bread.
This is a well known and reliable brand of bread in Australia.
Perhaps every two out of three times I buy the wholemeal sandwich bread, the shape is not uniformly 'square'. The indentation on one side of the bread will protrude into the bread more than it should, which means that it is difficult or near impossible to make well presented, evenly sized sandwiches when you're entertaining for guests.

this bread has definitly changed in the last few years, i remember buying this bread as a child and it was so soft and fresh, now it goes stale a day after buying it and its never fresh to begin with when you buy it. the wholemeal is quite tasty
good variety of bread, the wholemeal is quite tasty. two loafs are usually at a sale price at the supermarkets.
This bread years ago (about 10) used to be so fresh and soft when bought from the store. These days its never as fresh and goes stale the day after buying it.