Yummy for a treat. I really enjoyed these Brioche burger buns, and glad I was given the opportunity to try them. I don't normally eat brioche buns but I found this brand very fresh (although some packets had a closer use by date, I chose one with about 12 days away). Being a soft bun it was good they were already split in half, and I found the size and taste just right. I enjoyed them toasted as well. But I can imagine they may not suit everyone for using as a traditional burger bun, due to the size and texture. One tip about finding them- I had to try a few times before I could find them in stock. The French design on the packaging is good.

Take your burger to the next level. Gourmet Brioche Burger Buns come in a pack of four and have a shelf price of $6. 10 per pack. Each bun works out at just over $1. 50 per serve. The buns are made in France, come precut and are thawed for convenience. Having purchased these burger buns many times before, I have always found that they are soft, buttery and delicious. They definitely take any burger to the next level and are a favourite in our household. While the burger buns are on the expensive side, they are a real treat to have at home. Unfortunately there are no disposal or recycling guidelines on the packaging. I would be more than happy to purchase this product again and recommend it to others.

Best Thing Since Sliced Bread? I was somewhat sceptical when I received this sample, a sweet bun in a hamburger is not something I would usually put together. I always question why KFC do this but it’s fast becoming the new ‘thing’(Shameless smoke ring show off - thoughts @Borisb?)Positive NotesIt is a fluffy French bun with a reasonable best before date (just under a week)It is well Packaged and easy to spot on the shelf (long life bread aisle)Pre sliced in half is appreciatedNegative PointPrice, Coles has 4 Brioche Hamburger Buns for $3. These Gourmet buns are $5. 50. SummaryUnfortunately these are not the best thing since sliced bread. Just a fad like Sourdough starters during L-down. Price, if I wanted a sweet bun I would buy from Coles or Aldi. It’s not just ... MoreBest Thing Since Sliced Bread? I was somewhat sceptical when I received this sample, a sweet bun in a hamburger is not something I would usually put together. I always question why KFC do this but it’s fast becoming the new ‘thing’(Shameless smoke ring show off - thoughts @Borisb?)Positive NotesIt is a fluffy French bun with a reasonable best before date (just under a week)It is well Packaged and easy to spot on the shelf (long life bread aisle)Pre sliced in half is appreciatedNegative PointPrice, Coles has 4 Brioche Hamburger Buns for $3. These Gourmet buns are $5. 50. SummaryUnfortunately these are not the best thing since sliced bread. Just a fad like Sourdough starters during L-down. Price, if I wanted a sweet bun I would buy from Coles or Aldi. It’s not just cheaper, it’s almost half the price…JOKE TIME Q) Why didn’t the hamburger buns get along?A) They always had beef between them

Soft Light & Buttery. I found these easily in the bread isle with a good use by date of some 12 days. These are a product of France and was I interested to read the ingredient listwhich I'm happy to say didn't contain any nasties. Store in a cool dry place and do not freeze this product. These Brioche Buns don't require any butter as they are buttery enough. Lovely and light and they are already sliced in half ready to add fillingsSo I made some Pork & Veal Burger patties and Mr FnT cooked them outside while I prepped the salad. My goodness these rolls just melt in your mouth and blended perfectly with the burger fillings. I don't like burgers where there's alot of bread so these sure did hit the right notes for us both!As these rolls come in packs of 4 I was keen ... MoreSoft Light & Buttery. I found these easily in the bread isle with a good use by date of some 12 days. These are a product of France and was I interested to read the ingredient listwhich I'm happy to say didn't contain any nasties. Store in a cool dry place and do not freeze this product. These Brioche Buns don't require any butter as they are buttery enough. Lovely and light and they are already sliced in half ready to add fillingsSo I made some Pork & Veal Burger patties and Mr FnT cooked them outside while I prepped the salad. My goodness these rolls just melt in your mouth and blended perfectly with the burger fillings. I don't like burgers where there's alot of bread so these sure did hit the right notes for us both!As these rolls come in packs of 4 I was keen to try the other two with a cold filling of ham cheese pickle and salad. Once again we both agreed these were super delicious in taste and held together beautifully. So lovely and moist and soft these rolls are made using traditional family recipes made with simple, wholesome ingredients and passed down the generations. I think the wording on the packet of "our brioche is slightly sweet, soft and joyful with every bite" really does describe the feeling when eating them!I did notice some other Brioche range of products when picking up my sample so I'm very keen to try more of them. Thanks @bunchteam for a most enjoyable sample and highly recommend themn

Delicious burger buns. Brioche Gourmet Burger Buns are located in the bread isle, amongst the specialty breads. These lovely buns come all the way from France, but I found them to be lovely, soft and fresh. They are definitely made to a high quality. We enjoyed these with our homemade burger pattie’s, caramelised onion, lettuce, cheese & tomato. The whole family enjoyed them! We really loved these and would consider purchasing again but preferably when on special. At the time of purchase they were $5. 50 for 4 burger buns. I’d also prefer something made closer to home.

Yummy. Absolutely loved these buns. So soft and delicious. I should have taken a photo. Didn’t think of it. I made chicken burgers. I had chicken breasts sliced in half and marinated them all in a little extra virgin olive oil & Moroccan spice. Then tonight pan fried them. Also fried an onion. Constructed the brioche buns with a little butter the slice of cheese, sliced tomato, onion the mayonnaise on top. Was so delicious and filling. Definitely buy these again.

Beautiful Brioche Buns. These were fantastic. Light and tasty and complemented our charcoal chicken burgers incredibly well. The whole family really enjoyed them. They were easy to find in store and had a long shelf life so we didn't need to rush to use them up before they became stale. $6. 10 is a bit steep for me. We found an Aldi equivalent which was much cheaper and also very tasty. If the Woolies ones came down in price, we would purchase regularly. The buns lost one star due to the cost factor. We typically buy the cheap and cheerful buns for homemade burgers, but we have now converted over to brioche buns.

Soooo Good! These brioche burger buns are so good!They are soft and fluffy and toast really well. We love using them for burgers. I love how they are pre-cut - it makes it easier when you want to toast them at the last minute. They also freeze really well. The only negative thing I have about them is that they are too small for certain burger sizes (we like to buy the ready made crumbed chicken burgers and the veggie/fake chicken burgers and the buns are always bigger). In terms of price they are double the price compared to other brands but I find these ones more buttery so it just depends on what taste you are after.

Nice quality. If brioche is your thing, which for me it's not, then these are pretty good. I've never liked the sweet roll that you use for a savoury filling. Much prefer a standard roll or even potato roll which is not quite as sweet. Having said that, they are good quality, soft, fresh and buttery as they should be. We made beef and fish burgers with them. I should have done a bread & butter pudding in hindsight. I would think they would be better in a 6pk for families but for the two of us, it was the perfect amount. Won't be a repeat buy for us.

Too buttery and sweet. We were looking forward to trying these out as we've not tried Brioche buns before. At $6-10 for a pack of 4 buns I thought it was a tad pricey as I normally just get grain rolls for hamburger night which is more economical. I did like that they were already cut in half and they felt lovely and soft. The yellow colour with the amount of butter in it was a surprise. I placed them cut side down on the sandwich press to toast just one side to serve with burgers. You could smell the sweetness which came out in the taste too which was off putting. I couldn't get through half of the bun as the combination between the sweet buns and savoury hamburger made me feel ill. My partner ended up eating his but said don't get them again. He ate one with jam ... MoreToo buttery and sweet. We were looking forward to trying these out as we've not tried Brioche buns before. At $6-10 for a pack of 4 buns I thought it was a tad pricey as I normally just get grain rolls for hamburger night which is more economical. I did like that they were already cut in half and they felt lovely and soft. The yellow colour with the amount of butter in it was a surprise. I placed them cut side down on the sandwich press to toast just one side to serve with burgers. You could smell the sweetness which came out in the taste too which was off putting. I couldn't get through half of the bun as the combination between the sweet buns and savoury hamburger made me feel ill. My partner ended up eating his but said don't get them again. He ate one with jam on it and the birds got the other one. While these buns look pretty they are too buttery and sweet.