Egg white bread slices

Eiweissbrot Scheiben

Hello dear Migros,

Recently you inexplicably withdrew the very popular light protein bread from your range (due to insufficient demand?? 1) Was it only available in 3MMM? 2) in my opinion, it was always sold out in the 3MMM stores I visited...

As I have just seen from the competitor Coop, they have introduced "Mestemacher Eiweissbrot 250g" as slices at a price of 2.95.... Aldi also has such protein rolls.

It seems to me that Migros has missed the trend here? Protein bread in slices is great because of the long shelf life and also to quickly take turkey breast sliced with salad to a sandwich in the evening?

Thanks mfg

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All replies (9)

indios

It would be even better to give us back the light-colored protein bread! Migros has taken something away from us customers that nobody understands!

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Guest

Hello everyone

I can well understand your disappointment. But as far as I know, there are still no plans to reintroduce the light-colored protein bread. We will stick with the dark version for the time being.

Nevertheless, I will be happy to pass on your request for protein bread letters.

Kind regards

Tanja

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indios

I don't understand it, one time it says that we have a good chance of reintroducing the light protein bread, then it says again that this won't happen.
We can do without the slices, because the nutritional values are the same as for dark protein bread.

I don't understand it, and I simply expect a concrete answer as to why the light bread is not being reintroduced, even though it is so popular and we are begging for it.
And please don't come up with the explanation that it wasn't sold - that's not true at all. There has been enough discussion about this so far. Migros was the only one with such a super loaf - why is it passing up the opportunity?
Once again, I would ask for a detailed examination of the reintroduction!

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Guest

Hello indios

I can well understand that you miss a beloved product when it is suddenly no longer available. However, I can only tell you what I am told by the people responsible for the product. And according to them, the bread was simply not popular enough.

In this case, the product managers are probably the only ones who have an overall view - neither you nor I can assess what the situation was really like across all stores. I therefore rely on this information.

I have always forwarded all your messages. However, a reintroduction is not an issue at the moment.

Nevertheless, I hope you have a nice evening.

Best regards
Tanja

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indios

I don't think the product managers really realize this, because they are not on the front line like us customers and the sales staff. Moreover, compiling statistics when not even all stores have been supplied with it and those who have received the bread receive so few copies that they are all gone by lunchtime can only go wrong.
As I said, we are bitterly disappointed and cannot understand why useless goods (e.g. American sweets etc.) are being imported.
Once again you can see how customer-friendly Migros really is............

I just hope that the competition brings such a product onto the market and Migros sees what it has missed.

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Luna_L

Hey indios, I've never bought the bread and can't comment on it,

but a few years ago they tried to sell me the same or the same crap about the Valais AOC rye bread. It's annoying and untrustworthy, especially when you read/hear different things as a customer and on the internet and in newspapers

http://www.rro.ch/cms/schweiz-walliser-roggenbrot-aoc-in-allen-migros-filialen-52989?page=wandern&wanderung=34

Unfortunately, the even better article doesn't want to be found and since the total renewal of Migipedia, the rye bread is no longer online although it is still sold in Valais. I had already posted the good article, but they probably deleted or blocked it to destroy evidence, so to speak. If you search on google with "Walliser Roggenbrot AOC Migros" something from Migipedia comes up, if you click on the link you land on the Migipedia homepage but not on the product itself.

In the meantime, it no longer bothers me that rye bread is no longer available in Migros Northwest Switzerland. In general, I rarely eat bread any more and Migros bread (no matter which kind) is no longer a big hit anyway, i.e. it doesn't keep for long (regardless of the variety) and it's usually rubbery or already dry or simply not the way I imagine bread should be. (My parents are also of the opinion that Migros bread is no longer what it used to be) And that's why we only buy bread from the bakery (and maybe very rarely from Migros or the competition). As I'm always in Valais from time to time and feel like rye bread, I buy some locally. And when I make it to Zurich, I go and test the bakery where Imperator works ;-).
Sorry Migros, but I'd rather pay a bit more for my bread than have a decent one.
And always these excuses that the product wasn't sold enough etc. No matter which product it is, e.g. the organic margarine that has now been replaced by a useless yoghurt butter (for allergy sufferers and vegans) is unacceptable. But what the heck, the only thing we as customers can do is complain here and at the same time shop elsewhere, hope that they offer the product we want there and don't buy the new products we don't want. Then they will soon disappear again.

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Dragonball

I saw that Leger protein bread is available in slices for 3.20. Quite a steep price... I'll try it out as soon as possible.

mfg

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indios

Even if it annoys many, I'll just say it again: Migros should give us back the light protein bread with the super nutritional values.
The sliced bread has the same high fat content as the normal protein bread.
What's the point?
Please give us back the light protein bread!

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Dragonball

Even if I rarely agree with you, YES PLEASE!!!

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