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AIBU?

Share your dilemmas and get honest opinions from other Mumsnetters.

Please settle a furious family argument....

411 replies

TheValeyard · 10/07/2021 21:24

...do you keep bread in the fridge?

OP posts:
DroopyClematis · 10/07/2021 21:44

Never

neroforte · 10/07/2021 21:45

i don’t, my boyfriend does

yeOldeTrout · 10/07/2021 21:47

ps: similar problems with bagels & tortillas, often in fridge to avoid mould

seepingweeping · 10/07/2021 21:47

I'm impressed people have space in their fridge for a load of bread.

FlyingBattie · 10/07/2021 21:47

No.
Freezer if necessary, for extra. Fridge, never.

DameCelia · 10/07/2021 21:47

Of course not
It dries out in the fridge and goes stale quicker because science.
I'm Shock at people thinking it keeps fresher longer. Where on earth did they get that idea???

RubyGoat · 10/07/2021 21:48

Hell no.

quizqueen · 10/07/2021 21:49

No. but I always keep bread in the freezer and then either thaw slices as I need them or toast from frozen. I live alone so a loaf lasts me a week or more.

CoffeeRunner · 10/07/2021 21:49

Good god no. What fresh hell is this? Soggy bread Confused

GiantWingedWaspMoth · 10/07/2021 21:49

Nope. on the counter or in the freezer.

TheRebelle · 10/07/2021 21:49

No. PIL do and it always tastes slightly hard and not nice so maybe it’s a diet technique?

Purplewithred · 10/07/2021 21:49

This is one of the most traumatic AIBU threads I've followed on Mumsnet. OP, the Vipers are with you.

And @neroforte surely you've been here long enough to know that's the reddest of red flags ever and you must LTB immediately.

Battleofwhocouldcareless · 10/07/2021 21:51

No no no no no!!!!!!

nc8765 · 10/07/2021 21:51

Nope. Lives in the bread bin.

TheFoundations · 10/07/2021 21:52

No. It is morally and ethically unforgivable.

Freezer is fine. And normal.

TheValeyard · 10/07/2021 21:53

I'mat people thinking it keeps fresher longer. Where on earth did they get that idea???

"NO IT DOESN'T!!!!!" is basically my catchphrase at this point.

OP posts:
TheFoundations · 10/07/2021 21:53

I can't tell what you AIBU is though, so I daren't vote. You have to make a statement to be 'U'. But you've asked a question.

I feel troubled.

saraclara · 10/07/2021 21:53

No. It goes stale so quickly if you do.

At the school where I taught, we made toast/bread and jam for the children in the morning (many had been on the bus to our specialist school for up to an hour). My assistants were forever putting the sliced loaf in the fridge, and it didn't matter how often I asked them not to. It was nasty cheap bread to start with, and putting it in the fridge, even for a day, turned it even nastier.

cakewench · 10/07/2021 21:54

No, it dries out the bread faster. Someone's posted a link upthread that probably explains it.

Keep fighting the good fight, OP. Flowers

MaryShelley1818 · 10/07/2021 21:55

On the counter or in the freezer.

WinterIsGone · 10/07/2021 21:55

I think that older people keep bread in the fridge because if there's only one person, it goes mouldy too quickly. In the fridge, it just goes stale more quickly.

I keep bread in the fridge because I eat it as toast, and then it keeps for a long time, and you don't notice it's dry.

Abetes · 10/07/2021 21:56

No

Cryalot2 · 10/07/2021 21:56

No but I don't drive and therefore shop weekly, so bread and most things are frozen and we take what we need from one of the freezers.

RamItBunty · 10/07/2021 21:56

No
I freeze bread though

HannahBanana926 · 10/07/2021 21:56

Yeah, I tend to find it goes mouldy less quickly

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