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«This toast is widely praised for its delicious taste, health benefits, and long shelf life. The large slices with seeds are especially popular, although some customers report issues with mold. Overall, it is a favorite for breakfast and sandwiches, frequently repurchased.»

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Antiromi

Hello,

Wouldn't it be possible to preserve all the qualities of this bread while preventing it from becoming aggressive to teeth and gums?

I've also noticed that this product is available in two formats: 730 g and 365 g, i.e. half the size.

The prices are CHF 3.80 for the larger size and CHF 2.30 for the smaller. In other words, buying two small formats to obtain the same weight costs CHF 4.60, or 80 centimes more than the large format.

I fully understand that a smaller format costs a little more per kilo, and in many cases this is justified. But what I find harder to understand is when there's simply no large format available in store, and the consumer is forced to buy two small ones at a much higher price (proportionality) to get the same product. In this case, the difference of almost one franc seems hard to justify.

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