Oh! They sell Bimbo bread by me! It's pretty common in Hispanic areas, and can also be found in some of the larger supermarket chains around here. The packaging looks almost exactly like Wonder Bread, which probably accounts for their rise in sales when Wonder stopped producing a couple of years ago. It's less expensive than other brands. So...it's a cheap Bimbo :angel:
Some interesting information on the Bimbo name and History of the word.
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"Originally an insult directed at men, “bimbo” has been used almost exclusively as a gendered insult for an attractive, but dim-witted woman since the early 1900s."
https://www.ilovelanguages.com/what-does-the-spanish-word-bimbo-mean-in-english/
After reading Needa's comment, I did a search for Bimbo Bread and am quite surprised by what I found. Not only is it located in the greater Philadelphia region (although I haven't been there myself), it is a parent company to a vast number of well-known names such as Thomas' English Muffins, Sara Lee, Entenmann's, The Cheesecake Factory, and more. Wikipedia also states, It is also a top advertising sponsor for many major soccer teams around the globe.
Here is the list of Bimbo's brands:
https://www.bimbobakeriesusa.com/our-brands