Foodie offers her brutal review on the new cinnamon doughnut flavoured bread - so would YOU try the crunchy loaf?

Shoppers can now buy Golden Cinnamon Doughnut Flavoured bread loaves
Australian brand Tip Top launched the new $5 product in Woolworths stores
The food offering combines a doughnut with toast and has bursts of cinnamon

By Belinda Cleary and Carina Stathis For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 07:44 BST, 28 June 2021 | Updated: 07:44 BST, 28 June 2021

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A foodie has offered her brutally honest review of the new Golden Cinnamon Doughnut flavoured bread giving it a score of just five out of ten.

The woman behind the popular Food Finds review page on Instagram said she was excited for the bread which should have been 'the best thing ever' but wouldn't buy it again.

'This is the best idea, I don’t know why no one has done this sooner but I hope this catches on. There use to be a apple cinnamon swirled bread loaf in Australia years ago which was amazing, so I had such high hopes for this,' she began.

A foodie has offered her brutally honest review of the new Golden Cinnamon Doughnut flavoured bread giving it a score of just five out of ten

'Where is the cinnamon?' she complained.

'I’m so annoyed I don’t why Australia is so scared to give us cinnamon, we can handle it. This could have been fire. I mean don’t get me wrong it’s okay but bread is a little doughy and our loaf was burnt,' she said.

'Obviously with our addition of ice cream, strawberries and cookie butter it tasted good but as a stand alone product it misses the mark and we wouldn’t buy again.'

And hundreds of would-be customers saw the review and thanked her for the warning.

'If it isn't borderline cinnamon challenge I don't want it,' one woman said.

'Thank you for reviewing this, I suspected as much but now I can stop scanning the aisles for it,' another wrote on the post.

Others agreed with her review after trying the product themselves.

'It's basically cinnamon scented white bread,' one man said, adding sad faces to his comment.

'Agreed, biggest let down ever. Pretty much taste like boring as plain white bread,' confirmed another.

But some said they loved the bread and were unsure if she got a 'bad loaf' or they got a 'good one'.

Some said 5/10 was too generous but some doughnut lovers said they would be stocking up on the bread

'Oh I loved this. I have a sh*tload of cinnamon in my yoghurt and found this so cinnamony unlike so many others. Maybe I just got a good loaf,' one woman raved.

A doughnut lover said she is usually left unimpressed by doughnut flavoured foods, but would 'stock up' on the bread after becoming obsessed.

'It is so good, by my kitchen smells like cinnamon when I am toasting it,' she added.

The Golden Cinnamon Doughnut Flavoured bread loaves were touted at the perfect winter breakfast treat.

Launched by Australian favourite brand Tip Top launched the new product across Woolworths stores nationwide for $5 per 600g loaf.

The latest food offering combines a doughnut with toast and is made with delicious bursts of cinnamon.

Australian favourite brand Tip Top launched the new product across Woolworths stores nationwide for $5 per 600g loaf

The bread loaves have a health start rating of three and are made from at least 82 per cent Australian ingredients.

The toast would be best served with butter, jam or cream alongside a cup of tea or coffee.

Some of the ingredients used include wheat flour, water, sugar, cinnamon pieces, wheat fibre, concentrated pear puree and soy flour.

The online product description on the Woolworths website doesn't specify if the product is a limited-edition buy or not.

The launch follows Golden's Crumpet Toast, which was rereleased for the first time in more than a decade earlier this year

The launch follows Golden's Crumpet Toast, which was rereleased for the first time in more than a decade earlier this year.

The crumpet toast was described to have a 'crunch on the outside, soft and spongy in the middle' and is best served with butter and honey, or your own choice of toppings.

The loaf was also sold for $5 in supermarkets but is now unavailable on the Woolworths website.