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If possible, buy your bread, hamburger and hotdog buns, etc. at a bakery outlet store. In my area, I can get a loaf of bread for .55, as opposed to over $1.00 at the grocery store. Go twice a month, and freeze the loaves. You'll save a bundle, and it's definitely worth the trip!
Marlene
Editor's Note: Ask your Bakery Outlet what days are their sale days. They quite often have much cheaper prices on these days. Also, if you have chickens you can get feed bread for next to nothing.
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RE: Shop at Bakery Outlets
Our thrift bread store also has cookies, snack cakes, doughnuts etc. for very reasonable prices. If you pack lunches it is usually cheaper to get these than to make them yourself. Linda
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Post By Lynn (Guest Post)
(08/31/2004)
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I, too, shop at the bakery outlet store. I have not tried this yet, but recently read an article in which the writer said she had found an easy way to enjoy bread which has been frozen and then thawed: she said to be sure to thaw the bread on a rack so that air can get under the bread.
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