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How To Freeze Bread ~ Frugal Tips & Tricks In The Kitchen
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If you are going to freeze bread, make sure you include a paper towel in the package to absorb moisture. This will keep the bread from becoming mushy when thawed.

This is great to do when you are able to catch a great sale on bread.  I was so excited to stumble over this tip, because I love to stock pile on sale items, but never wanted to buy more bread than we needed because it would get mushy!

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ChiefCookandBottlewasher Aug 31, 2009
I've also frozen bread for years and not had a problem. howevre, I DO use a straw to suck out extra air that contributes to freezer burn etc., and have not had a problem. note that ziploc or glad hs come out with a specialty baggie and mini-vacuum to draw air out of the bags the expensive way. Just do it with a straw from any baggie....
Liz B. Aug 29, 2009
I do freeze bread, but without the paper towel. I only take out the slices I want to use and thaw them in a microwave for a few seconds. I leave the rest in the freezer. I've never had a problem with moisture and the bread is soft and fresh. I will, however, try it with a paper towel to see if there's any difference.
Doreen B. Aug 29, 2009
This seems like a wise idea. I'm going to give it a try.
Jennifer S. Aug 27, 2009
You really don't need to add a paper towel to the bread. I've been freezing bread for years and never added anything to it. Just make sure you leave the package tied/sealed until it thaws. The moisture issues solve themselves that way!!!
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