Why would I need to have unattractive writing on a bread bin

[Mydogisagentleman]

I really dislike labels and patterns on clothes and accessories.
I am in the middle of planning my kitchen and we are going to paint it next weekend.
The the place where I work got a new bread bin and I really want the same.
I went to the range and they don’t have blue or white.
I’ve checked out eBay and Amazon and all the ones I like have bread written on the side.
Essentially AIBU to want a plain metal bread bin

@2bazookas

Sometimes love goes stale. If you can't live with that crummy breadbin just LTB.

I have a plain stainless steel bread bin. I think wooden ones also come without the word bread on them. What do you do to avoid mixing up other tins eg those for sugar, coffee and tea?

@Shehasadiamondinthesky

Why DO they write bread on it, it's obvious its a bread bin. You don't have a bath with the lettering bath on the sides do you? Arghhhhhh

Shhhhhhhh! some fucker will come up with one and they will become trendy.

When I first moved into my flat, the previous tenant had kindly left me a green painted bread bin with "bread" painted in gold on it. That promptly went in the bin and I keep my bread in the fridge.

Maybe try IKEA, usually no words on their products and good quality

"I keep my bread in the fridge."

I agree that this this trend to put script on everything is infuriating. Even on pyjamas (if not script then some sort of glitter). I tried to think of a possible reason for this, and concluded that the idea might be to help children to read.

I love labelled containers, because they feel vintage/retro to me. I just keep whatever I want in them, regardless of the label.

Some of my favourite pieces of kitchen decor are a couple of containers and a set of three shakers with labels in Swedish, bought on holiday there. They've been wonderful souvenirs.

Anyone remember the bespoke breadbin thread from a few years ago?

I don't like wording on items either

My bread lasts longer if I keep it in the fridge, I live alone, you see.

Bread dries out and goes stale in the fridge.

I used to have a really poncey wooden box type bread bin from John Lewis with no labelling

Not in my fridge it doesn't.

Just don't get one. Why do people buy bread instead and special coffee jars?

They look horrible and take up a lot of work-top space. Keep food in the cupboard or fridge .

Also mug trees. Yuk

I put bread in the freezer. It can be toasted straight away without needing to defrost.

@WeBuiltThisBuffetOnSausageRoll

Perhaps everyone is too influenced by Mrs Hinge the cleaning woman who loves this type of order in her home. She has a glittery SOAK sign perched on her bath