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Old 30-06-2012, 00:29   #1
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Vegets Bread

In the late forties my Mum used to buy "Vegets Bread" (I've spelt it as it sound to me), I don't know who baked it but do they still sell it. (Actually we had rather a crude song about it - well at the time it was crude - but I transgress).
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Old 30-06-2012, 06:39   #2
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No they don't....and I know the crude song you refer to...they sang the same song about Moseleys Bread too........and do you remember Turog...brown bread?
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Old 30-06-2012, 07:26   #3
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"Don't eat Veget Bread" Don't remember it.
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Old 30-06-2012, 07:55   #4
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No they don't....and I know the crude song you refer to...they sang the same song about Moseleys Bread too........and do you remember Turog...brown bread?
Moseleys Bread I believe was taken over by Warburtons.
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Old 30-06-2012, 09:27   #5
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No they don't....and I know the crude song you refer to...they sang the same song about Moseleys Bread too........and do you remember Turog...brown bread?
I remember seeing adverts for Turog but not aware of ever having eaten it. Wonder where the name came from?
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Old 30-06-2012, 09:39   #6
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GANSG - Bread and cakes

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bread was introduced to the UK in 1903, as with Hovis the flour was sold to local bakeries who were then allowed to advertise. Turog supplied its shops with a 3-D sign made of bass relief lettering on a metal frame to mount on the outside wall, the same style of lettering was also used for painted signs on the walls of the bakers.

They had a factory in Cardiff and were a national brand by the 1950s.

And here's a lovely photo of an old sign:

Turog Bread Sign. Uppermill. | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

Sounds like a Welsh word to me - and the bakery at Cardiff's folk museum is called Turog

Turog Bakery - Cardiff - Bakeries

Can't say I've ever heard of the bread Keith mentions - or the crude song!
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Old 30-06-2012, 09:56   #7
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Never heard of vegets bread, but had forgotten about Turog bread, and the sign. But having seen the sign, it all comes back to me now, but not the song.
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Never heard of vegets bread, but had forgotten about Turog bread, and the sign. But having seen the sign, it all comes back to me now, but not the song.
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I'm reading a book about the Jewish community in Manchester at the moment. In it there is a photo of a fur shop about 100 years ago. When I saw the name it instantly took me back to the mid fifties when I was about ten. I used to spend a lot of time with my great aunt who was mad about furs and I remember going with her a few times to Manchester to a shop with the same name. I googled it and found several adverts from the fifties for the shop, by now in a very upmarket street in Manchester. That was something I had completely forgotten about till I saw that name in the book. But it brought it all back, sitting in the shop while she talked furs with the owner, seeing the furs at home etc.
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Old 30-06-2012, 10:54   #9
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Look at this thread - post 28...

http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f...e-28212-2.html
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Old 30-06-2012, 18:28   #10
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Your ability to source material is magic, but I dont remember the song, well I dont think I do.
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Old 30-06-2012, 18:36   #11
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Had to do it as part of my job for five years - it's second nature now...
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Old 01-07-2012, 08:03   #12
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If I remember rightly Veget's bakery was in Darwen. They disappeared sometime in the 60's. I've got a feeling they were taken over by Moore's who had a bakery in Manchester.
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As i recall,the Off Licence on Burnley Rd,just below the Boars Head sold Veget bread, as did the Co-op on Moore St/Corner of Dowry St, Would assume that all the Co-ops sold it?
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Old 01-07-2012, 09:52   #14
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Further to Lost In Cornwall's answer, I recall Veget's bakery was in Darwen - just off Blackburn Road at the 'Boundary' where the lights are now sited for the motorway. The M65 goes over the top of the old site now.

My brother did a holiday job there years ago and definitely brought home the Vegets and all its ill effects as detailed in the ditty!!!!! Memories are not brilliant, but I believe this is where it was made
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Old 01-07-2012, 10:55   #15
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If I remember rightly Veget's bakery was in Darwen. They disappeared sometime in the 60's. I've got a feeling they were taken over by Moore's who had a bakery in Manchester.
Ben Worsley Ltd, North End Bakery, Blackburn Rd & Bog Height Rd, Darwen were "sole makers of Veget bread, the king of all breads"
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