How to Make Fresh Bread Last Longer
Edited by Lowndes, Krystle, Carolyn Barratt, Maluniu and 5 others
Make fresh bread last much longer, in the fridge or out, by keeping your hands out of the bag. Yeah, right. How does that work and how do you get the bread out? This article will show you how to get away with it.
The reason you want to keep your hands out is because mold spores enter the bag and cause the bread to "mold". The bread is basically sterile in the bag from the bakery. The spores WILL enter the bag on your hands AND from the air. Some air will enter the bag when you slide the slices out but that can be kept to a minimum. Keeping your biscuit hooks out is easy. You don't put your hands in a toothpaste tube, do you?
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1Untwist the tie but don't open the bag.Ad -
2Separate the slices you want and slide them out. -
3Keep the bag closed as well as possible and replace the tie. -
4Now where did the wife put the peanut butter this time?Ad
EditTips
- This might make your bread last five weeks without refrigeration.
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