I eat bread every day, sometimes in every single meal. It’s a part of every culture for a reason: Bread can support healthy digestion, healthier pregnancies, provide essential carbohydrates, boost ...

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, ...

KOCHI--Every time Takehisa Okamura ate bread at home, he wanted to savor the flavor of a freshly baked loaf. However, bread tastes best when it is served fresh out of the oven. It needs to be cooled ...

Bread typically lasts up to five days once opened, but this depends greatly on how it's stored and the type of bread. Though bread is often an affordable staple, seeing a loaf go mouldy can be ...

There's nothing worse than opening a package of bread and realizing that it's gone stale. Okay, that may be an exaggeration, many things in life are worse than that, but it's definitely a major ...

Expert tips for keeping those precious loaves fresh.

Bread is a household staple, but it can go stale and mouldy very quickly. I recently tried out three storage hacks to see which one kept the loaf the freshest. Bread typically lasts up to five days ...

Storing bread incorrectly can lead to it spoiling quickly, and many people are making the mistake of keeping it in its original supermarket packaging inside a bread bin, according to keen baker Kath ...

Bread is a staple that pairs well with countless meals, but it often becomes mouldy before being fully enjoyed, leading to unnecessary wastage in many homes. Often, bread ends up discarded due to poor ...

Bread is bought by 99.8 percent of British households, and the equivalent of nearly 11 million loaves are sold each day. If you’re looking for ways to keep a loaf longer than a week before mould ...

Without sounding dramatic, a stale sarnie or mouldy toast is enough to ruin your day. Brits are bread-obsessed, but the lifespan of our staple food isn't exactly great. So, if you're tired of buying a ...