Moldy Bread

Discussion in 'Miscellaneous' started by Trekker4747, Feb 7, 2013.

  1. scotpens

    scotpens Professional Geek Premium Member

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    Aahhh, bunch of wussies.

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    TAKE A FUCKIN' CHANCE!!
     
  2. Gary7

    Gary7 Vice Admiral Admiral

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    Then I guess it must also depend upon the particular bread, and whether or not you have sliced it. I have witnessed some bread tending to resist staleness longer than others. I also save the end piece/slice as a kind of "cap" on the end, which seems to help the cut end from going stale.
     
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  3. Haggis and tatties

    Haggis and tatties Vice Admiral Admiral

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    I usually buy a small brown or some form of seeded bread to eat fresh over the week, and a white one for the freezer for a bit of toast now and again.....plus i have started buying those small baguettes you get in packs of four that last months unopened, and you just bung in the oven for 10 mins.

    Lovely.
     
  4. Sector 7

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    So that's how they make croutons!:alienblush:
    If I had a blinking red light on my palm, I wouldn't be able to think very well either:devil:!
     
  5. Owain Taggart

    Owain Taggart Vice Admiral Admiral

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    Haha, nice :) Especially as the two ideals are in conflict with each other ;)