Hello, I'm Jules.

Hello, I'm Sarah.

And welcome, welcome to Jules and Sarah the nibble.

So I said to Jules a couple of days ago, I was like, I've got to talk about this on the nibble because it is just, right, we needed a bread bin.

Okay, well we needed a bin and we also needed a bread bin.

We need a breadbin too, so anything that you find, I'm very open to talking about well let this

help to guide you right because I was looking so I was looking on John Lewis for

a bread bin and I got I found this bread I was like oh this one's nice it was

like white ceramic with a wooden lid I was like oh this is nice and John was like

yeah but look at the reviews. There's only two stars.

And we found, we found ourselves the other night in bed,

John and I laughing at the reviews that people had written.

These are genuine reviews for bread bins on the John Lewis website.

OK.

So here's the first review. This is from Kim Kim Kim.

Beautiful but too small. Three stars. I bought this bread bin because I wanted to keep a

traditional ceramic bread bin that would keep fresh baked crusty loaves, crusty on the

outside, but fresh and moist on the inside. It's very difficult to find a bread bin that doesn't make soggy bread or stale bread.

I didn't get the chance to test the bread bin as it's simply too small to hold an ordinary loaf.

This was massively disappointing, as I thought it was the most beautiful looking bread bin I'd ever seen.

It also seemed to be well made and decent quality.

The given dimensions are accurate, but because the breadbin is so curved, a loaf won't fit

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