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 ...

It's not in the fridge. Greg Dupree; Prop Styling: Cindy Barr; Food Styling: Chelsea Zimmer A good loaf is not something to waste, which is why it's important to learn how to store bread properly.

For all the joy bread brings to a table, it has a considerable weakness: A short shelf life. If you're not worrying about your favorite loaf growing mold, you're concerned about it getting stale.

It’s impossible to beat a homemade loaf of bread: the smell as it rises and bakes, the bubbling noise as it cools, and finally the chewy bite of the crust and the airy, fresh crumb. Whether you poured ...

You’re whipping up so much homemade sourdough, you’re basically running a bakery out of your kitchen now. But with all that bread on your hands, do you know how to make it last as long as possible?

A good loaf is not something to waste, which is why it's important to learn how to store bread properly. Whether you buy artisanal sourdough or pick up something from the bakery at the local ...

Welcome back to The Grown-Up Kitchen, a segment of Skillet devoted to answering basic kitchen questions. Not every voting-age adult is comfortable slingin’ steaks or even heating their frozen pizza.

Say goodbye to moldy, stale bread. Whether you make it yourself or buy it at your local farmers market or grocery store, there’s nothing like fresh bread. However, if you’re not storing it properly, ...

Bread baker and cookbook author Emilie Raffa shares how to keep bread fresh. and reveals the one bread storing mistake many make. Even with the vast number of delicious meals you can make with ...

Fresh bread is one of life’s simple pleasures, and to make sure your bread doesn’t go stale before you’ve had a chance to finish it, every kitchen could benefit from a bread box. The best bread boxes ...