Very, very, very important question...
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Bread in the fridge is bizarre.0
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always find it odd that people think bread keeps better in the fridge when all tests show it actually makes it go stale3
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I had never heard of anyone putting bread in the fridge.
How can you put it in the freezer?
Mmm, I fancy a ham sandwich, oh wait, the bread is frozen.0 -
And the end slices of the bread is the topper.1
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Freezer. Defrost slices as you need them
Meanwhile on Mumsnet they're probably discussing whether Page or Dasilva should play LB today.28 -
End of the slices are the outsiders0
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Shoebox under the bed2
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Bread bin.
‘Kin fridge, heard it all now.0 -
This is wrong as well, chocolate should be soft and melt in the mouth, not hard as concrete and braking your teethse9addick said:Cupboard.
The fridge is where chocolate lives.3 -
The correct order of events is:
Eat fresh then breadbin.
Toast then breadbin.
Bread pudding tummy in.1 - Sponsored links:
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with a nice crust on.......like the magazines.shirty5 said:Shoebox under the bed
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I like a little bit of mould on mine. I like to think there is a little bit of LSD or similar hallucinogens in it to boost my day.
Therefore, on the worktop, in the bag, where it can sweat a bit.0 -
Fridigidare...not Fridgaire!CharltonKerry said:Why is there a D in fridge, we it’s a simple boring answer because back in the fifties when home refrigeration was taking off the main manufacturer was a company call Fridgaire, which some claim to mean frigide air. However my favourite explanation is that it might also be that if you use the logical shortening to frig then this mean a sexual act.
Bread should be kept in a bread bin in my opinion as putting it in the fridge drys it out.1 -
Didgeridoo.0
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Not the fridge, same as ketchup0
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Dirty boy...seth plum said:Didgeridoo.
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Ends of bread are the crust .1
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Absolutely not, chocolate is so much better slightly chilled.eaststandmike said:
This is wrong as well, chocolate should be soft and melt in the mouth, not hard as concrete and braking your teethse9addick said:Cupboard.
The fridge is where chocolate lives.1 -
That’s the trouble with spell checkers should alway go back and recheck whatever you have written.SoundAsa£ said:
Fridigidare...not Fridgaire!CharltonKerry said:Why is there a D in fridge, we it’s a simple boring answer because back in the fifties when home refrigeration was taking off the main manufacturer was a company call Fridgaire, which some claim to mean frigide air. However my favourite explanation is that it might also be that if you use the logical shortening to frig then this mean a sexual act.
Bread should be kept in a bread bin in my opinion as putting it in the fridge drys it out.0 -
This knocks pot noodle threads out of the park!3
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Have you got a passport?ricky_otto said:
You can’t keep Dead Bodies under the floorboards for too long, the smell is horrendous after a couple of weeks - especially when we’ve had weather like we’ve been having. Best to add a few bricks, wrap in black bags, cover in chicken wire and throw in the Thames. Or, chop up boil and sell on to ASDA - this is what I have been doing of late..... Although I think @Arsenetatters may have cottoned on when she was in the halal isle in the Swanley branch.ValleyGary said:People that put their bread in the fridge also keep dead bodies under their floorboards.
If anybody needs this service, PM me and we can discuss a price.
* this is for disposal only. If you need assistance prior to death, the price is slightly higher.0 -
It is the heel, anyone who disagrees is probably on some form of police register.guinnessaddick said:More importantly, what do you call the end of the loaf?
To me it’s the heel.1 -
The supermarkets dont keep it refridgerated, neither are the lorries delivering it from the bakers.0
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It sounds like he’s probably got quite a collectionRedrobo said:
Have you got a passport?ricky_otto said:
You can’t keep Dead Bodies under the floorboards for too long, the smell is horrendous after a couple of weeks - especially when we’ve had weather like we’ve been having. Best to add a few bricks, wrap in black bags, cover in chicken wire and throw in the Thames. Or, chop up boil and sell on to ASDA - this is what I have been doing of late..... Although I think @Arsenetatters may have cottoned on when she was in the halal isle in the Swanley branch.ValleyGary said:People that put their bread in the fridge also keep dead bodies under their floorboards.
If anybody needs this service, PM me and we can discuss a price.
* this is for disposal only. If you need assistance prior to death, the price is slightly higher.2 -
I’ve never heard this phrase.cafcdave123 said:
It is the heel, anyone who disagrees is probably on some form of police register.guinnessaddick said:More importantly, what do you call the end of the loaf?
To me it’s the heel.
I’ve heard crust most commonly - or sometimes ‘topper’.....but that sounds poncy.
Why is it on sliced bread that you seem to get one good thick crust - and the other is skinny and almost see through?0 -
Loafs are not the same length and are placed at a stop end, the blades are at a set distance (depending of whether thin, medium, thick or extra thick) and are cut, so the last piece furthest from the stop end will vary in thickness.SuedeAdidas said:
I’ve never heard this phrase.cafcdave123 said:
It is the heel, anyone who disagrees is probably on some form of police register.guinnessaddick said:More importantly, what do you call the end of the loaf?
To me it’s the heel.
I’ve heard crust most commonly - or sometimes ‘topper’.....but that sounds poncy.
Why is it on sliced bread that you seem to get one good thick crust - and the other is skinny and almost see through?1 -
Come on chaps we have the most important game of the season today.
And this is the most active thread.
Bread bin.4 -
but we're on a roll.blackpool72 said:Come on chaps we have the most important game of the season today.
And this is the most active thread.
Bread bin.
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I though advertising business wasn’t allowed?ricky_otto said:
You can’t keep Dead Bodies under the floorboards for too long, the smell is horrendous after a couple of weeks - especially when we’ve had weather like we’ve been having. Best to add a few bricks, wrap in black bags, cover in chicken wire and throw in the Thames. Or, chop up boil and sell on to ASDA - this is what I have been doing of late..... Although I think @Arsenetatters may have cottoned on when she was in the halal isle in the Swanley branch.ValleyGary said:People that put their bread in the fridge also keep dead bodies under their floorboards.
If anybody needs this service, PM me and we can discuss a price.
* this is for disposal only. If you need assistance prior to death, the price is slightly higher.0
