How is the bread preservation?
787216
GREAT!...I've noticed that bread, english muffins and other bread type products last alot longer (as long as they are sealed good) using this box.It also LOOKS GOOD (I didn't want the shiny chrome one) simply because they are ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE to keep clean N smudge proof.
787217
Hi, I have two Brabantia bread boxes. The bread, cookies and bagels all stay fresh longer then their expiration dates. We even store bannas, onions and avocados in one and they last longer too. We have been happy with the bread boxes. They protect our food from out dogs who jump up on counters and steal food off! lol Hope this helps.
787218
Bread doesn't last long in the house because of two teenage boys and often times lots of friends over for visits. However, I believe the longest a loaf lasted was about a week and it was starting to dry out. I would say that a loaf stays somewhat fresher in the breadbox than bread that is kept in the refrigerator for the same amount of time or bread or bread that is frozen then thawed.
787219
Same as any. Notcompletely air tight but better than nothing. But it looks great! Very pleased.
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
2008725
Yes, it definitely keeps bread fresh. Even though the price is hefty, it is worth the cost and goes well cometically with my stainless steel appliances.
485772
I buy it for my 11 year old autistic son. He has a very limited diet, and eats the same thing every day for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. All three meals include two slices of Bob's Red Mill bread. Consequently, he goes through a loaf every couple of days. Since it is consumed so quickly, I store it in an airtight canister on top of the refrigerator, and have not had any problems with spoilage. Toasting the bread prior to eating it seems to give it increased "body." Not sure of what the shelf life might be. Hope this helps. Malcolm
32915
I stored it for a couple of months and had no problems. It still worked fine and tasted good. I just kept it in the original packaging.
372364
It's a big bag of yeast I store a small amount in glass in pantry and the rest in the freezer. I make bread every week and buy yeast in bulk. Hope this answers your question.
1637851
I don't know. But it is like powered milk which if u keep in an airtight container it should keep for a long time. I think it is a great product. I have used it several times and there is a difference in my bread. I love it.Maybe try emailing the company. NoInfo on the can says about storage. Would like to know myself.
74656
This is a great product and you don't need it to be "fresh" as long as it is sealed up. I open about 1 pound a month and use it all and have never had a problem with it being good and working extremely well and I make fresh bread about 3 times a week. it always works!!
178442
I don't know. I didn't keep mine. The bread keeper is so clunky and awkward. And the bread slicer broke after a few uses. I went to a wooden slicer guide and bread bags.
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
826894
I really cannot remember the date but what ever it was, was okay. I transfered the yeast to a airight container so no longer have the package. I have baked several loaves of bread wih this yeast and like not having to proof it. Yeast freezes well if one needs to keep it for a long time. One should use less of this yeast than the plain active yeast. I use a number of Peter Reinharts recipes. Enjoy!
886283
The packaged mix needs no refrigeration. The bread can be left unrefrigerated on the baking day. Leftovers if any can be refrigerated and microwaved the next day.
260304
Since I don't live in a dry climate like Arizona I can't really answer your question. I can tell you it is not air-tight. We use it primarily to keep the counter top from looking uncluttered, plus the stainless steel finish matches our decor. We are able to keep our bread for weeks but I'm sure that's due in large part to sealing the bread up tight in it's original packaging. If you are looking for something air-tight, you should look at something like Tupperware or similar. Hope this helps...
591072
I keep it in the plastic bag. I have a few different breads in there at any time. I do not know if it affects how long it stays fresh.
1986264
I did not store it in the Refrigerator and it stayed fresh and worked well every time I baked with it. I did keep it in a cupboard where it stayed out of the sunlight and direct heat. This is an excellent product and I think you will like it as much as I did.
2126153
I store mine in a plastic container, otherwise known as a dough bucket which has a tight seal when closed, and keep it in the pantry. No refrigeration is necessary.
205246
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.