Should You Refrigerate Bread? Here's What Actually Keeps it Fresh Longer

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Artisan Bread Needs Different Care

Cold Temps Help Prevent Staling, But Can Also Speed it Up

For Short Term, Room Temperature is Best

Freezing is Better Than Refrigerating

Transform Your Kitchen with Humid Kitchens

Plastic Bags Can Catch Moisture

Slice Before Freezing

The Fresher the Bread, the Less Preservatives it Contains

Toasting Can Restore Even Slightly Stale Bread!

Why Bread Goes Stale

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People often put bread in the fridge expecting it to last longer, but what experts say is that's not always the case. Indeed, bread will become stale faster when it is chilled. The right method of storage depends on the speed at which you use it, the type of bread that you purchase and the conditions in your kitchen. Knowing about the effects of temperature and moisture on bread can help it stay soft, fresh and more flavorful for much longer.
 

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