Buy Extra Bread and Freeze

RE: Buy Extra Bread and Freeze By wendiesioux (43) Contact I do this all the time and never have trouble with soggy bread. I just leave the bags of bread in the plastic sack that I got them in and put it in my freezer. Or if I don't have room, I put them on the door of my fridge freezer. I don't do anything special to thaw them out. I don't leave them in there forever though, maybe a month at the most. Posted on 08/29/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Buy Extra Bread and Freeze By Deeli (1581) Profile Contact I love your idea about buying extra bread but the biggest secret is in how you freeze the bread in the first place. It's best to freeze and thaw bread tightly wrapped in aluminum foil or plastic wrap and then thaw still wrapped whether on the counter (about four to six hours) or in the fridge (about twelve hours). The reason bread gets soggy after thawing is because it was placed in the freezer in a bag and water/ice granules end up collecting inside the bag because there's air in it. If you've already frozen it in a bag just be sure to remove it from the bag and wrap tightly in the foil or wrap before thawing :-) Hope this helps :-) Posted on 08/28/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Buy Extra Bread and Freeze By HalfWhit (72) Contact Do you leave the bread in the bag or take it out to thaw? I've not had good luck with freezing my bread! thanks Posted on 08/28/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse

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