/ck/ - Food & Cooking

It does more to protect your bread than a cloth mask does to protect you.

>>16670300
it looks cool so I guess that's something.

Neither do you loser

buy the bread box goyim

>>16670329
REEEEEEEE

NOOOOOOOOOO!!!! NOT THE BREAD BOXERINO!!!

>>16670300
They keep the mice away from your bread

>>16670300
Have you tried keeping bread in it?

>>16670300

it gives me a place to keep my bread, freeing up cupboard space for other stuff.

>>16670300
How big is that thing?

>>16670386
Half the size of my erect penis.

>>16670300
you can put your bread in there

>>16670300
This feels like something that would help me forget I have bread and when I open it up a couple weeks later, it would be a moldy mess inside.

>>16670362
But the bread box takes up as much space.

>>16670560
So very, very small :(

does anyone here actually not fridge bread

>>16670595
it is dark, mostly enclosed and the holes offer air flow, minimizing the growth of mold. Put it some place cool and mold will take much longer to take hold. It won't do anything about staling however.

>>16670608
refridgerator is cold enough that it encourages glucose to crystalize, encouraging your bread to stale faster. I like bread soft so I keep it in a cupboard

i remember when my mom bought a cheap one years ago, it made the bread smell like whatever finish or lack therof the thing had. the thing looked really rough and like it was made of pressed wood pulp.
whenever i roll around the house these days the bread doesn't have that smell but at the time i thought it was funny.
i don't need a breadbox, since i live alone and can't finish a whole loaf of bread before it goes moldy so i just keep it in the fridge.

>>16670611
nah bro that's not a thing rofl somebody done had ways with you

>bread gets stale when I put it in the fridge
>gets moldy when I leave it outside
What do?

>>16671203
Toast.

>>16671203
Put it in freezer

>>16671203
Don't buy as much, or buy bread that lasts longer. By that I mean no wonderbread.

>>16671211
That's what I do, toast is better for making sandwiches in most cases anyway.

>>16671211
This. You can freeze freshly baked bread and it would be just as fresh when you heat it later in the microwave

>>16671203
have you simply tried eating the bread instead?

>>16670604
I actually never considered that. Fuck.

>>16671203
stale then toast is better than mould & thrown out.

>>16670607

It does though. It stores bread. It’s like a special little cupboard just for your bread. It’s cute.

>>16670604
It takes up more space. It takes up counter space

>>16670608
Nope
Whenever I went to a friends house where they did this, I knew they were one of the weird families.

>>16671203
If it’s bread worth eating, it’s not going to be good to eat past the same morning that you purchased it, anyway

>>16670300
I'm in the middle of restoring an acme pie safe. I can't wait to keep all of my pies safe in it

>>16671932
Keep them safe... from what??

I bake bread loaves every weekend. I let it rest for a few hours, then I slice it into individual pieces and freeze them. I feel like the bread would go stale too quickly in a breadbox

>>16671962
motherfucking cartoon characters keep stealing mine when I put them out on the window sill

>>16672666
How am I supposed to thaw all this, tough guy?

>>16672674
It doesn't take that long. Individual slices take like 15 minutes to come to room temperature

>>16672674
microwave

>>16672666
have you tried to half-bake it like those found in the frozen section of the supermarket?
I also heard of people freezing dough.

>>16672674
if its pre-sliced, you can put them into toaster