Bread is my favorite carb (well, maybe right after pasta). Whether I pick up a freshly baked artisan loaf from my local bakery or grab a package from the grocery store, I want to savor every slice.

While refrigeration in general isn’t the best option for bread storage, certain types are even more affected by the chill ...

Whether it’s a perfect brioche bun for a hamburger or a slice of sourdough bread alongside a bowl of pasta, bread always wins ...

To save bread so it stays fresh longer, you can store it in plastic wrap, a reusable zip-top plastic bag, or a bread box. Avoid storing bread in damp, airy locations, which can speed up molding. If ...

If you like carbohydrates, then you probably love bread. Sliced, whole, store-bought, or homemade, it offers endless variety. But in the summer months, humidity and high temperatures can lead to a ...

The Gifhomix bread box will keep your favorite loaf and other baked goods fresher for longer. How so? Its lid has a silicone seal and four hinged clasps to keep it sealed tight. A date dial on the lid ...

Many people keep their bread in a bread bin, ready to make sandwiches, toast, or soldiers. However, some experts say this is not the best way to make your bread last longer. With money not going as ...

Bread can quickly spoil in humid environments making it difficult to keep fresh during warm weather. While many people store this staple ingredient in a wooden bread bin, food storage experts ...