cobalt22h ago
#TipOfDay Do you use things that are made to go with other items but now you are using for something else entirely? I’ve found great deals on bread, English Muffins and other bread products. (It’s the sales for Easter that brought super low prices) I’ve never been successful at freezing bread but I’ll try again. In the meantime I’ve got a white metal rack meant to hold shoes, but perfect for bread products. It’s high over the large metal storage rack for extra storage and kitchen items.This way I don’t sacrifice counter space to bread. #Kitchen #Bread #Storage #GoodMorning #Today #Food
Show threadcobalt

I know it may seem odd I get so much bread but this is twice normal. I can get a bag of 5-6 bagels for $2, and the English muffins on sale, same. The sliced breads were average $3 each on sale.

Bread prices are a categorically had very large price rises this last year. Some I would never buy at regular price. Example is the bag of hot dog buns. $5.49 for 6-8 “white bread” generic buns is ridiculous. I was still a bit grouchy paying $3.49 on sale. #TipOfDay #Kitchen #Bread #Storage #GoodMorning #Today #Food

Apr 5 at 2:46pmWeb
Show threadMaria Langer | 📝🛥️💎20h ago
@cobalt123 I love bread, but you can keep store-bought packaged bread. To me, it's a vehicle to carry meat, cheese, or almond butter into my mouth. I prefer fresh baked bread, either bought at a bakery or bagel shop or made at home. This is good and bad. Bad because when I have good bread, I gobble it right down. Good because bread is a lot of empty calories for people concerned about their weight.