a fresh slice of toast.
It was a disaster. The crust was tough, the inside was dry and crumbly, and it tasted like it was frozen. I ruined an absolutely wonderful loaf of bread.
I assumed that freezing bread was just a risky business—sometimes it worked, sometimes it didn’t. But then I learned about the science behind the process and realized I’d been doing it wrong all along.
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let’s explain exactly why bread goes stale, why the refrigerator is its worst enemy, and how the effective and hassle-free






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