/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>9029968
Eggs and butter DO belong in the fridge

t.french

there is literally no logical reason not to put those things in the fridge

>>9029968
>>9029979
>>9029981
it's acceptable to put eggs and butter either in or out of the fridge

we can all agree that bread shouldn't be refrigerated

>>9029968
Aussie here. Temperatures here outside during summer reach as much as 44C where I live, meaning inside an unoccupied home during the day while I'm at work, it can reach 35C.

Its the start of winter here now, and night times lately it has been as low as 2C during the night and as high as 25C during the day. Right now I leave my butter in the kitchen at room temperature, but if I do that in summer it goes rancid really quick.

Bread no matter the season never goes in the fridge. If I can't eat an entire loaf before it goes off (99% of the time) I put it in the freezer the day after I buy it and take slices out as I need them.

Eggs always go in the fridge, they keep longer and this had been proven. Before cooking eggs, I bring them out and let them come up to room temperature.

Not everyone lives in a place where it's always <20C and breaks out in a panicking sweat when it's >25C, sorry yourup

Good post though. Many Americans pit things in the fridge because their nanny the FDA tells them to, mostly because the average American is too stupid to think for themselves based on the environment or temperatures they may live in.

Can we all agree people who put jam and ketchup in the fridge are morons?

>>9029981
bread?!

>>9029979
>>9029988
thread over
>>9029981
>>9030001
shitposters who contributed nothing

>>9030018
Fuck off, triggered American. Don't you have a Jack video to watch?

>>9030030
but I'm canadian

>>9030007
Whats the problem here? TOMATO SAUCE should be kept in the fridge so that when youve got hot food the t sauce cools it right down. Ive never experienced my jam being too cold to spread

>>9029979
Only butter, I thought eggs belong there (still do actually). But no.

Source, I'm French and have chicken.

why shouldnt bread go in the fridge? i grew up with my parents always putting it in the fridge and on the rare occasion i buy bread now i also put it in the fridge, it lasts way longer and i generally dont eat it without toasting so i dont think it really matters - but i wnat to hear why its wrong

>>9030104
because it's gross? I've never met anyone who does that. it just makes the bread all weird and soggy, you should eat bread the day you bought it, or buy some denser, heavier bread that is still good to eat a day or two later.

>>9030110
it doesnt get soggy and stays just as dry if not mroe dry than it would sitting out on the counter - im talking of sliced loaf bread btw like a sliced loaf of sourdough or somethgin

>>9030116
yes, it does get soggy. the wild temperature and humidity swings cause condensation, same rules as coffee beans, which should also not go in the fridge

if you have pre-sliced toasting bread you can keep it in the freezer, and take out single slices. you'll still have weird moisture swings but the freezer actually does preserve the bread, unlike the fridge which is just a mold factory

>>9030119
>wild temperature swings
Does your fridge have some sort of weird microclimate setting?

Have fun storing your eggs outside of the fridge.
With modern pasteurization, a protective layer is removed and makes eggs vulnerable to spoiling at room temperatures.

But hey, "those americans" right?

>>9030128
what do you think happens when you open the door, einstein?

>>9030119
>yes, it does get soggy
No, it doesn't.

>>9030130
This is only done in America. In first world countries, eggs are fine outside of the fridge.

>>9030119
but im telling you it doesnt get soggy, the bread comes with a twist tie or other closure ive never had soggy fridge bread

>>9030147
it doesn't seem soggy to you because you are toasting it and you're eating shitty pre-sliced bread loaded with chemicals so it hardly matters

it's still soggy, compared to storing the bread the way bread should be stored

the fridge confers no advantage and has only disadvantages for bread. bread isn't milk

>>9029981
Bread goes stale more quickly in the fridge.

>>9030130
Our eggs are still pasturized, moron. What you do is violently scrub off the surface of your eggs so your ignorant masses don't have to know that your eggs are basically swimming in feces at all times

Eggs are essentially meat, so for the same reason I would store chicken outside of a fridge...

Butter ain't keep a cube out but store the rest. Butter actually rots pretty quickly.

Bread stays fresh longer in the fridge.

>>9030150
sometimes i dont toast it and make a sandwich and it isnt soggy - if you use the closures the bread comes with theres no reason it should go soggy

>>9030177
>Butter actually rots pretty quickly.
uwot

>>9030132
Not the impact that you think, faggot

>>9030188
https://food52.com/blog/13237-do-you-really-need-to-refrigerate-butter-9-other-debated-foods

>>9030043
Well fuck off then, go and live in your sorry French Chinese cities and fuck off

>>9030018
Complete faggot who made absolutely no contribution to this thread

>>9030224
Why did you link that? It states the exact opposite - the high fat content of butter and its pasturized milk make it really pretty unlikely that it's ever going to rot.

Butter will go rancid long before it rots, and you can taste that.

where i live id end up with a tub of melted butter if i left it out of the fridge

im guessing its a european thing intended for colder climates

>>9030001
>Winter
It summer you mongoloid. Pasta confirmed.

>>9030274
Not sure if trolling or just American

>>9030007
No. The packaging explicitly says these should be kept refrigerated once opened.

>>9030280
I don't browse /ck/ all the time, how was I to know it was pasta?

I put sliced bread in the fridge because I toast all my sandwiches. Doesn't affect the flavor at all and makes the bread last longer.

>>9030271
it is- we don't keep them in the fridge here in ireland either

>>9030350
Lmao, you still haven't realised. Protip: google the current season in Australia

>>9030362
It June. Start of summer?

>>9030001
>Many Americans pit things in the fridge because their nanny the FDA tells them to, mostly because the average American is too stupid to think for themselves based on the environment or temperatures they may live in.

Was there any reason to say this? Maybe we just like our food to last longer. Even in cold climates the inside of your house probably won't be as cold as the inside of a fridge. Unless you're a poorfag with no heater.

>>9029968
>bread in the fridge
it's better in the freezer, where it doesn't stale as badly.
But, there is GOOD reason not to have bread on the countertops at room temp. It is often going to cost you mold and spoilage before you finish the loaf if your house ever gets above like 76F or 85% humidity. It can happen in a single half day if you leave your house and crank up the A/C for energy reasons.

>>9029968
Why do people from hot countries always put their food in the fridge? Don't they realise it'll keep just fine in the snow outside?

>>9030363
Are you trolling or did you fall asleep in middle school science class?

>>9030099
Eggs are fine in the fridge. You just need to take them out in advance before cooking.

>visit american friend
>he puts his beer in the fridge
Wtf? You're killing all the flavor

>>9030110
>or buy some denser, heavier bread that is still good to eat a day or two later.
That isn't the fix against mold in Florida temps and humidity.

>>9030374
How the fuck are supposed to crack a cold one with the boys if none of your ones are cold? Stupid Euros.

>>9030366
>Was there any reason to say this?
I'm not the guy you're replying to, but yes, I think it's worth pointing out that many people are caught up in "rules" rather than learning to use their senses to evaluate the food. Tons of food gets wasted because people who don't know any better rely on things like best-by dates rather than actually observing the food in question.

As for having food last longer, that's exactly why you should NOT refrigerate your bread. The refrigerator is a poor place to store bread. Either freeze it or store it at room temp.

>>9030371
For 1. I don't know what middle school is, 2. I wouldn't learn about the seasons in science it would have been playgroup and 3. What the fuck are you talking about.

>>9030381
Where are you from m8?

>>9030175
>Our eggs are still pasturized, moron.
Not unless they're marked that, special eggs that are meant to used for "raw" purposes like fresh Caesar dressing, or for immuno suppressed people to consume. Eggshells are cleaned in ordinary grocery eggs, but pasteurization has to do with the temp they're brought up to that kills bacteria in and out.

>>9030385
Ireland, why?

>>9029968
>live in tiny apartment
>everything goes in the fridge or it stays in the table until i accidentally break it somehow

>>9030388
The southern hemisphere has winter during our summer

>>9030410
WTF just googled it.
They don't have snow in December!!!
They have Christmas dinner in the summer heat, what's the point?

>>9030410
No wonder they shitpost all the time, they're confused it's snowing in July and roasting in January.

Bread in fridge: instantly dry.
Eggs: will stay fresh longer, no reason not to keep them in fridge.
Butter: Store "supply" in fridge, keep one bar for immediate use out of fridge. Stays fresh for a long time when refrigerated, so you can buy half a year's supply and not worry about buying it with your regular groceries.

>>9030119
It dehydrates it.

Salted butter can be kept out, unsalted should be in the fridge.

Butter goes into the freezer. 1 left out in a butter bell on the counter, same with bread.
US eggs are washed, always in the fridge. I do temper them if I know the recipe/technique calls for it.

>>9030433
New Zealander here, none. No point , it's terrible then we go outside and drink terrible beer in effeminate shorts.

>>9030410
Fake news

>>9030001

Do they not have air conditioning in Australia? I'm in the US, but in a region where it's not unusual to hit 35-45C in the peak summer months, but my house stays a nice consistent 18C year-round because I have central heating/cooling.

>>9030600
64? Lol yeah right

>Visit European friend
>Get stabbed by Mouhamed

>>9029968
>Visit Briton friend
>Literally everything he eats is deep fried and halal
>He serves me baked beans for breakfast

>>9030673

If you have decent central air and a basement then 64 can be maintained year round.

>>9030699
No shit, why do you WANT it that cold?

>>9030708

Because I like it at that temperature?

>>9030699
Yeah, and if your house is @1500 sqft the elecric bill will only be $600.00/month.

>>9030713
Are you morbidly obese?

>>9030699
Way too chilly for me, 69-72 F is where I keep my apartment.

>>9030719
Yeah.

>>9029968
>Bread in the fridge
That's no American, friendo.

>>9030717

Power is only $0.05/KWh here because of hydrothermal

You can also cut cooling costs significantly by keeping windows open at night, then closing and drawing the curtains during the day. Having a basement helps equalize the temperature, and like I said, central AC is amazing.

>>9030719
No, just skinnyfat (BMI of 23)

>>9030736
> hydrothermal

Err, hydroelectic.

>>9030736
Where is here

>>9030741

Semi-arid region in Western US

>>9030746
Lowest rates I could find was 7.14 in Washington. You are not the normal, I hope you realize.

>>9030377
European - Not frat

>>9029968
I mean I get you have strong opinions and this slight cannot go unpunished, but American eggs do in fact have to be refrigerated because we do not vaccinate our chicken for salmonella

>>9029968
Eggs from the store in the US get pasturized unless you buy farm fresh. This gets rid of the membrane that surrounds the shell that keeps them fresh. So in the US we put eggs in the fridge. Sucks but that's how it is.

Bread is retarded cause it makes the bread soggy, long term bread storage should be in the freezer because it halts the motion of water out of the bread. However, you shouldn't be buying more bread than you can eat in one week anyway.

Butter is personal preference.

>>9030252
where do you live that is so great?

>>9030433
>Irish education
Come on man. If that's what independance from the UK does to you, i'm not surprised a lot of Scots are voting conservative now

>>9030982
It gets dehydrated, not soggy. You should refrigerate non salted butter if you keep it out longer than 2 weeks, or over 70f.

>>9030982
>Eggs from the store in the US get pasturized

No, they get washed. You cannot pasteurize an egg without heating it. Heating it cooks the egg. The eggs are obviously not pre-cooked, therefore there is no pasteurization happening.

Burgerblob eggs get chemically treated, destroying the outer layer. Their inferior eggs must be kep cold.

Anyone who puts butter in the fridge is a retard that will destroy their toast with hard butter. Get a butter bell for fucks sake.

>>9031080
Oh, so now your an eggspert in food safety? Where did you get your PhD from?

>>9031099
bird school, which is for birds

>>9031099
Yes Tommy, I'm the eggspert at women. Let's go eat, hah.

>>9030110
>eating a whole loaf bread in a day
is this why europoor obesity is on the rise?

>>9031080
>Butter is mainly for toast
I bet you buy salted butter, too

>>9031151
Salted butter would be fine to leave out, if it's not over 70f.

>>9031133
buy smaller loaves, foreveralone

>>9029968
>>9029988
>>9029988
Why are europoors so uneducated... what a burden

>>9031200
Says the retard who can't punctuate.

>>9029988
Yes.

We fuck with the eggs to much over here, so they need to be put in the fridge. Butter can be left out. Bread? Fuck right off if you refrigerate that.

In any climate where it is very hot and humid you put them all in the fridge

>>9031227
Except bread.

>>9031151
It's at least 13% better than unsalted butter

>>9031243

Bread molds in like a day if you live near the equator in high humidity and you don't store in the fridge/air conditioned space

>>9030433
>>9030274
This is how dumb potato niggers actually are.

>>9031265
You probably eat more potatoes than we do you fat yank cunt

>>9031259

It all depends on how you store it. Keeping it in a plastic bag is silly because the bag will trap moisture. Put it in a paper sack or use a breadbox and it won't mold anywhere near that fast.

The fridge will dry it out very quickly. Freezer is better if you need longer term storage.

>>9031273
You didn't know something that everyone else learned when they were 7 years old. You're an embarrassment, and there's a reason you people weren't considered white when you first came to my country.

>>9031291
>Americans
>white
Lol.no.

>>9031291
Joke's on you because I'm actually an Englishman sticking up for my bros and I did know they have winter in August in upside-down land because I went to South Africa in August when I was 12 and they had cardboard cut-outs of Santa surfboarding at the shopping centre

>>9031304
*I went to south Africa in December

>>9031291
>when you first came to my country.
>my country
You're all immigrant spawn, fatty.

>>9031307
>he doesn't understand the difference between a colonist and an immigrant
I have ancestors that came over from the Isle of Wight to Jamestown in 1670. Also, you're mad as fuck, kek.

>people eat bread past the day it was made

Fucking savages.

In america eggs belong in the fridge because the cuticle is scrubbed off of them. Bread doesn't go in my fridge and I agree with you that it bothers me. Butter is stored long-term in the fridge and one stick at a time is stored at room temp.

>>9031328
>he thinks there's no place for stale bread in cooking.

>>9029968
>visit uk friend
>they all love getting raped by muslims

>>9031370
youve never been out your own state have you

Murican eggs are washed of their protective layer and go in the fridge. They can't be eaten raw.
First world nations eggs are not washed and can stay out of the fridge and be eaten raw.
Some Murican eggs are "pasteurised" with a "secret method" (regular pasteurisation would break and cook them), for eating raw.
It's possible to find unwashed eggs in Murica, not in regular stores (that'd be illegal, because MUH FREEDOM or something.)

Bagged bread is trash and should go in the bin, so out of the fridge.
Actual bread stays out of the fridge.

>>9029968
Eggs have to go in the fridge in America because retarded American poultry producers wash the egg with water before shipping them to grocery stores, removing the natural protective layer.

>>9031410
>Murican eggs are washed of their protective layer and go in the fridge.
Correct.

>They can't be eaten raw.
Utter bullshit. I've been eating American supermarket eggs raw for more than 30 years. I have never in my life had food poisoning. This stupid myth needs to die, but it won't because so many people are squeamish about the idea of eating raw egg.

>>9031410
You have no idea what "first world" means, do you?
And you are *really* going to have to search to find a pasturized egg. And how do you think they pasturize eggs without heat?

I live in the south, and a friend of mine just moved to Washington. She said one of the big surprises was that she could just leave butter out on the counter without it melting into a puddle.

>>9031410
>>9031430
>pasteurized eggs

Simple as hell. Place eggs in single layer in bottom of pan, cover with cold water. Heat to 140F and hold for 3 minutes. Remove from burner. Rinse in cold water. Don't go over 142F, slightly lower would be better. Done. Crack open egg and it will be no different than straight from the carton other than no risk of salmonella.

I feel even men like you are capable of accomplishing said task.

>>9031410
Eggs come out of a chicken's combo vagina/anus. Leaving this unwashed and then eating it raw seems like a bad idea. I think chickens are vaccinated in a lot of countries though, which is why the eggs are less likely to have salmonella.

But the eggs in USA are still very unlikely to make you sick if you eat them raw, unless you're very young or very old, or have an immune system problem. Raw vegetables make a lot of people sick, and the reason you shouldn't eat raw cookie dough isn't because of the raw egg, but the flour.

>>9031456
Y tho?

>>9030018
You made no contribution fuck off flyover

>>9029988
Bread goes into the fridge when it is in storage.
It comes out when there is no bread on the counter.

This allows me to buy multiple loaves and not have to throw them out when they mold in a week or two.

>>9030363
google seasons southern hemisphere you dumbass.

The earth is titled on its axis, so each hemisphere is closer to the sun at different points of the year.

t. American who didn't sleep in geography

>>9031523
He's Irish. They mostly just teach binge drinking, bomb making, and buggery over there.

>>9030678
>>9030684
I'm white British, I can bring 4 white children 2 of whom are estimated A* across-the-board, 2 blonde hair blue eyes and one ginger blue eyes(this is very rare). Can I get benefits from your countries for bringing good stock over. I hate this left wing numale Muslim lovers here.

>>9030104
Refridgerating bread makes it go stale faster.

>>9031533
Why are you people so fucking ugly? Is it because of the generations of inbreeding that result from being an island nation with an insular culture despite a large colonial empire?

>>9030280
Probly just american their all retarted neways

>>9031460
Because it might not be worth the risk of contracting salmonella if they have a compromised immune system. While you're right, it's not a huge % of US eggs have it, it is present in a certain % of them.

>>9031569
>probly
>retarted
>neways
Non-American education, everyone.

>>9031426
>so many people are squeamish about the idea of eating raw egg.
Because it tastes like shit and has the shittiest texture.

>>9031577
>While you're right, it's not a huge % of US eggs have it, it is present in a certain % of them.

The thing is that salmonella is literally everywhere. It's one of the most common bacteria on earth. You could take a swab of literally anything--you, your table, the floor, the road outside, a rock in the middle of nowhere, the seats on a city bus....literally anything...culture it, and you will find salmonella. Unless an object has just come out of a hospital-grade autoclave or some kind of hot oven, it has salmonella on it.

Freaking out about salmonella is pointless, it's already on everyone and everything.

My friend's family keeps their bread in the microwave.

>>9031683

It's OK anon, nobody is going to take away your kraft dinner or tendies.

>>9031707
Do they have unruly dogs? Because the microwave is a pretty good place to store things you don't want shoved away in the pantry or cupboard, but also can't leave out on the counter because of shitty animals.

>>9031713
Nah, their dog is very well trained. They keep in there because it gets less air circulation than counter tops. We seal them in plastic to keep them fresh longer, after all.

>AMERICANS PUT STUFF IN THE FRIDGE THEY ARENT REQUIRED TO BY LAW RRREEEEEEEEEEE
>THEY ALSO WATCH TV WITHOUT PAYING A TELE TAX RRREEEEEEEEE
>FAKE CHEESE RREEEE

just let it all out. Its ok.

>>9031511

But bread goes stale because of extra moisture in the bag. If you really want to store bread you freeze it in a paper bag then when you want to thaw it you put it on the rack in the bag with the bag open, that way condensation won't fuck up your bread

t. Baker

>>9030130
Eggs are not pasteurized anywhere you ignorant fucktard. They would be essentially boiled eggs at that point. They are washed the remove chicken shit; nothing more.

http://www.foodsafetysite.com/educators/competencies/general/foodprocessing/processing2.html

>>9029968

Every food item belongs in the fridge except dried stuff (spices, sugar, flour, shit like that).

>>9031708
>not liking a bad flavor with the consistency of the pile of fresh snot means all you eat is kraft dinner and tendies!

Kayo, autismo.

>>9031016
A quick google search shows how big of a retard you are

>>9029968

>bread in the fridge

36 year old American here, I've never heard of anyone who does this

>>9031458
>unless you're very young or very old, or have an immune system problem
And pregnant/breast feeding women.
We say that for presenting the yolk in a half shell on steak tartare. Weaklings can ask for the yolk to be placed directly on the meat.

>>9031523
It's not distance to the sun that makes seasons, only the tilt.

>>9031721
>>THEY ALSO WATCH TV WITHOUT PAYING A TELE TAX RRREEEEEEEEE
They barely have any free channel, it's all private cable company with no competition, absurd prices and the shittiest quality of service.

>>9031839
For his defence, regular pasteurisation would cook the egg. And crack it.

>>9031874
I'm 32 and the only person I know who does that is a poo in loo

>>9031458
>unless you're very young or very old, or have an immune system problem
And pregnant/breast feeding women.
We say that for presenting the yolk in a half shell on steak tartare. Weaklings can ask for the yolk to be placed directly on the meat.

>>9031523
It's not distance to the sun that makes seasons, only the tilt.

>>9031721
>>THEY ALSO WATCH TV WITHOUT PAYING A TELE TAX RRREEEEEEEEE
They barely have any free channel, it's all private cable company with no competition, absurd prices and the shittiest quality of service.

>>9031839
For his defence, regular pasteurisation would cook the egg. And crack it.

>>9031882
>>9031901
WE HEARD YOU

>>9031904
I now see that it did post the first time, even though it game me an error message.

>>9031882
>It's not distance to the sun that makes seasons, only the tilt.

The tilt creates a differing distance between the northern/southern hemispheres and the sun. That distance difference is what makes the closer hemisphere warmer and the more distant hemisphere cooler.

>>9029968
>Brits don't understand the concept of shelf-life

W E W
E
W

>>9031930
Neither do you, apparently.

Keeping bread in the fridge is the shortest possible shelf life it can have. Keeping it un-refrigerated, or putting it in the freezer will both keep it longer than the fridge does.

>People itt don't put their bread and eggs in their safes
Enjoy getting everything stolen by the molepeople

>>9030736
Australia electricity is about $0.22/kwh. Running an air conditioner for more than 1 or 2 rooms of your house just isn't worth it. You're a pussy if you think anything ~35c isn't comfortable anyway.

We just design our houses with large decks on all sides, multiple hallways, raised off the ground etc to allow good airflow.

>>9030128
wow it looks like that goat is caught in a hurricane
what show is that from?

>>9032359
Fuck off banana bender

>>9032359
>35c is comfortable
>95F

I always knew there was something strange about you upside down fuckers and now I know for certain you're from another planet.

>>9031952
That is simply due to refrigerators not being 100% constantly the same temp, and having to open/close the fridge obviously.

>>9030045
>>9030305
Ok if you like cold ketchup, fair enough lol but that is weird.

Jam is a fucking preservation method and ketchup is tomatoes, vinegar and sugar.

>>9030374
Thats the point. Have you tasted american beer?

>>9029968
>leave food out instead of putting it away

brilliant idea.

>>9030991
Really really far away from you, but in a first world country. So far away that I'm closer to a 3rd world country than I am my countries capital city

>>9029968
the eggs make sense, don't be a rube

>>9030150
when i put my bread in the fridge it isn't soggy when i take it out... why are you insisting that it is?

>>9029968

Bread and salted butter should be frozen for long-term storage and kept at room temperature otherwise. Butter is more likely to pick up off-flavours in the fridge (but unsalted butter should be wrapped tightly in foil and kept in refrigerated to prevent it from spoiling) and is difficult to spread when cold. Bread becomes stale faster when exposed to cool air.

North American eggs have to be refrigerated because we wash the chicken shit off of them and the coating goes with it. European eggs aren't washed so stay good at room temperature.

These are irrefutable facts.

>>9032416
>Canadians sunbathing and bbqing in the snow at -10c because it's "getting warm"
>Somehow this is fine
>Strayans (not the shitty southerners, masterrace Queenslanders, NT etc) feel comfy until low 30's
>somehow this is strange and weird

>>9031928
Except the earth doesn't make a circle, the whole planet is further away during (north) winter than summer.
It simply is that summer part is facing to the sun, while winter is facing sideways and receive less energy per surface.

>>9032359
>~35c is comfortable
Not sure if weirdo or Merican troll not used to Celsius.

>>9030410
The fact that many average functioning people don't even undertand this seriously frightens me.

>not baking your own bread
A homemade loaf can stay fresh for about 5-6 days

>>9029968
I put prawn crackers and open bags of of family sized crisps/corn snacks in the fridge, I found out it keeps then crunchy for days, when they would've gone limp otherwise.

>>9031538
I've been to lots of countries and every one had the same ratio of uggos/qts

>>9031930
You stupid motherfucker.

>>9033982
>Nigeria vs norway
Sure

>>9030001

>Celsius

>>9032363
It is from a Mad about you episode, season 2 I think.

>>9029968

If there's room, why wouldn't you?

You fucking idiot.

We can't all be special snowflake eurocunts that have a communal toilet and other weird shit.

>>9033982

>>9030138
No we wash the bird shit off the eggs so that removes the cuticle which requires that the egg be refrigerated. As the egg is purchased so shall it be stored...

>>9029968
American eggs are pasteurized and need to be refrigerated, substitute butter is popular here and also spoils at room temp.

Real butter and bbe read do not go in the fridge and your American friend that you don't have and didn't visit is weird.

>>9035967
Youros don't have microwaves to soften their butter so they just leave it on the counter and allow mold to grow on it.

>>9037519
Weak bait.

>>9035991
Not sure what your point is, americans go crazy over that squat linebacker chick from the pedo movie

We buy bread from a baker every week so like 6 loafs go into the freezer. This is normal over here.

When you lay bread put to defrost its just as soft and not dry as if you had gotten it from the baker the same day

And we also put butter and eggs in the fridge over here in the netherlands

>>9040529
Are you actually saying you eat a loaf of bread every day? And you freeze bread that you're going to eat the next day?

>>9039424
No we don't. We go crazy over supermodels, porn stars, and 14 year old internet attention whores.

>>9029968
>>>9040529
>Are you actually saying you eat a loaf of bread every day? And you freeze bread that you're going to eat the next day?

Family of 4. Sometimes i also wonder how we get through it all in 7 days.

Not actually the bread we eat next day. But the rest all gets frozen.