If I buy this breadbox, do I need to remove bread from plastic to store in there? Thanks so much for your help!
1844811
No you wouldn't have to take the plastic off the bread. I leave all the plastic bags on my breads and bagels that I store in it. You can fit a few loaves in.
1844812
the bread box is not an air tight type box so I would leave the bread in it's wrapper otherwise it will dry out. as far as the box itself it is a nice box and had a decent fit and finish to it but it is not airtight
865261
I have not used it for bread as I have a regular lock&lock; bread container...but I don't know why it wouldn't work!
166205
Lorelei, My husband and I looked at lots of bread boxes before ordering this one. I LOVE IT !! Highly recommend it. No it is NOT FLIMSY or THIN. And it barely shows finger prints ! The bread products stay so much fresher than being on the cabinet. I used to refrigerate, which is OK; however, the breads taste so much better when left out. HOPEFULLY THEY HAVEN'T CHANGED THE BOX. I WOULD DEFINITELY RECOMMEND IT. Came timely and in good condition. Good Luck Rosemarie
63846
Well you could - it would glaze over the bread - especially if you did several coats - but you would still have real bread underneath that would possible decay and mold. Most fake foods are made out of plastic these days.
2033970
The last bun in the middle would be funky. Make the whole recipe and freeze the rest. As a side note, it has been our experience that home made bread lasts longer. Cool it as normal and store it in your fridge.
2055463
I bake bread regularly, so I do go through it, but I have had it sit for a few months with no ill effects. I had a bag that said 2015 as a best used by date. You could always put it in the freezer or an airtight container.
1151959
You can put the lid on if you want your bread flat on the top, so you will have a perfectly (almost) square loaf of bread. It does come all the way apart from the pan, just slides right off.
759657
We have not had any problem with bread being hard to remove from the toaster. We only use diet bread in our home.
2053914
There should have been a lid with the bread saver. Could have been in the container itself or in the packaging. If you do not find a lid, I would contact customer service about getting one.
2074418
I've had similar issues with a completely different bread maker and I think it's just something you have to accept about bread machines. My mom suggested pouring at least some of the oil over the paddle posts *before* putting the paddles on to make them come out more easily. However, this means they'll still be in the bread.
328283
The hole is standard issue with bread makers or any I've been around. Just cover the bottom of the pan in water and let it soak free. Don't try to force it or you will damage the seals. Been there and done that one.
2103802
People braver than me have experimented with & succeeded in using ziplock (thin plastic) type bags on the vacuum sealers, but one such person said he wouldn't do it on a new machine, suggested getting one cheap from a garage sale, Goodwill, etc. Do a YouTube search on the topic to get more specific details. The quality of any sandwich is going to suffer after being frozen. Good quality bread freezes well. Any ingredients with a high water content that's in the sandwiches may ooze water when defrosted & cause the bread to be mushy.
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No it is not air tight. It actually has air holes, this keeps the bread fresh longer. My homemade bread usually keeps for about 3 days in this box. It lasts the same amount of time on the counter before starting to mold but it goes stale immediately, this box keeps it fresh and soft.
177507
I always wrap my breads... but I guess you could put unwrapped ones in it.. it has air holes at the back, though, so they'd probably go stale pretty quickly.
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i just received my breadmaker. everything worked great and the bread looked wonderful (ha). until it was time to remove the bread. you better be a rocket scientest. finally my husband came to my rescue, by the time he got the bread out, the paddles hole really made an awful mess.i am not a happy camper.the box went out with the trash, so here i am with this (big) machine to look at. and i do mean (big)hope this helps you. a friend of mine reccomended this breadmaker to me, i have had westbend products before so i though i was doing the right thing (wrong)
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Yes, I freeze bread, rolls, pies, anything in them. I also put them in ziploc bags and everything comes out fresh. Take a hangar and when you use a bag, clip it to the hangar to re-use. I re-use all my bags but I clip them on hangars so I know that they are re-usable (nothing spilt in them etc.) I have been using for several years and have not been disappointed.
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We just moved so we have had it packed away and just recently got it out. We haven't tried bread on it. But good question