Bread in the Fridge

[EastEnder]

(still wouldn't put my bread in the fridge though)

That is because you are normal, and not a raving freak.

 

[Biddlybee]

That is because you are normal, and not a raving freak.

Well i do like a dance every now and then , but when it comes to bread I'm normal as they come!

 

[redsnapper]

Why don't you fridge users just get a smaller loaf?

Cos putting bread in the fridge has absolutely no negative effect on it IME so why bother

 

[Minnie_the_Minx]

I only get small loaves, but I still won't be able to get through it before it goes off or stale.....hence putting it in fridge. I don't eat bread every day.

Marks & Spencer do a loaf of bread (6 slices ) for 79p

I had no trouble getting through it.

 

[Firky]

init..... bread in a fridge is wrong, it just dries it out.

 

[redsnapper]

Not if it's wrapped up Firks. Jeez don't you Geordie's know owt lad!

 

[twister]

I'm definitely a bread at room temperature kinda guy, but since i've had a cleaner (yes I have a cleaner ) she puts our bread in the fridge every time she comes round.. since then i've thought hmm.. maybe there's something in it and so have been doing it more recently.. I dont honestly think it keeps it fresh any longer (it seems to dry out rather than mould though).. and yes, unless toasted, bread is just plain wrong cold! (although i think the old bird might have a point in the hot summer months....)

I will be keeping mine out the side from now on anyway.. fuck her

 

[nuffsaid]

I would suggest you either stop eating bread altogether, or eat bread every day. Either option is preferable to the calamity of eating bread stored in a fridge. A further option would be to explore the world of individually sold bakery products, such as baps or croissants.

Hee hee - they're in the fridge as well. But you can't make toast from them so I have to have some bread about (in the fridge of course).

and crumpets....mmm.

 

[Firky]

Not if it's wrapped up Firks. Jeez don't you Geordie's know owt lad!

i bet you buy that rank 20p value bed and put it in the fridge, wrongun

 

[jbob]

Hee hee - they're in the fridge as well. But you can't make toast from them so I have to have some bread about (in the fridge of course).

and crumpets....mmm.

You're unashamedly beyond redemption. I wash my hands of you. But I don't mind telling you that I fear for your future, and shed a tear for your bread and associated bakery products.

 

[suzee blue cheese]

Well said Sir Bob.

 

[suzee blue cheese]

Marks & Spencer do a loaf of bread (6 slices ) for 79p

Making it @ 13p a slice

 

[Orang Utan]

I've been buying those posh loaves for £2 - they are nice though.

 

[Santino]

Fridges are usually airtight though, whereas I have yet to encounter a bread bin that is. So the fridge would keep bread fresher regardless of its temperature.

 

[Belushi]

I've been buying those posh loaves for £2 - they are nice though.

I've been reduced to buying Sainsburys Basics 25p bread - and its fucking 'orrible

 

[EastEnder]

Fridges are usually airtight though, whereas I have yet to encounter a bread bin that is. So the fridge would keep bread fresher regardless of its temperature.

What is wrong with you people???

It makes the bread go SOGGY!!!!!

Every time you take the bread out of the fridge is absorbs warm air. You put the bread back in the fridge, the warm air cools and condenses, the bread turns utterly manky.

Just stop doing it. Right now. Don't make me tell you again.

 

[tarannau]

Fridges are usually airtight though, whereas I have yet to encounter a bread bin that is. So the fridge would keep bread fresher regardless of its temperature.

Aye, but your breadbin isn't usually moist. And moisture is the enemy here - the added element which leads to mould and degradation of the bread.

People also tend to open their fridges on a much more regular basis than their breadbins, so any spurious 'airtight' defence doesn't really apply.

 

[crustychick]

Bread - freezer - toast. Yum