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How To Keep Bread Fresh Without a Tie

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Date: 10/07/2008 Topic: Food Tips & Info > Storage  
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When you are done using the bread, hold the open end and give the bread a spin. The twisted part of the bread wrapper should be closest to the bread. Fold the top over the bread and it's ready for the next use. This tip is also good when camping.

By Susan from Clinton, TN
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By Cindy in Texas (88) Contact
This is a great tip. My Aunt showed us how to do this years ago. Have not had to use it in years, but comes in handy when you lose the tie. Thanks for reminding us.

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By hugmehugs (183) Profile Contact
I thought everyone did this.

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By Joycer (33) Profile Contact
No Brainer.

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