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no. and i dont wash me face with fairy liquid or brush me teeth with shower gel neither.
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Putting bread in the fridge makes it go stale quicker.
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I love to buy a Baguette , but they only last a day fresh so i keeps half in me fridge for next days breakfast roll
![]() the ham was reduced , Huge pack , had it frozen for a month or two ![]() |
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you'd keep sarnies in the fridge though
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well a day isnt gonna matter is it lol.
the trouble with the ham is it will come out in one huge block of ice! youll have to eat the lot in one go really. one day at best. |
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the crusts go hard in the fridge. if youve got a sarnie its moist cos of the spread etc so thats probably why they dont go manky in the fridge.
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hmmmm , the ham seems ok but does go a bit manky !!
I'm a new man anyway , i've converted to Lidl from Asda , everything i buy will be Fresh as Adidas Anti-Perspirant from now onwards ![]() |
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they do a great beer too in their Grafenwalder Pils , just downing a couple as i speak before a nice Baguette & Fries !!
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I've heard of fishermen putting their maggots in the fridge to delay them turning into chrysalis.
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bread develops a special fungus at 2o cent and below
It causes malfunction of the oral area and your fillings fall out |
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Wow, you don't say cc.
No wonder all my maggots died. |
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It doesn't go stale quicker if you wrap it up well in another plastic bag.
What it doesn't do is go moldy in just five days! |
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"I've heard of fishermen putting their maggots in the fridge to delay them turning into chrysalis"
I once left a baitbox full of maggots in my mothers fridge, forgot about it....needless to say she opened it at some point & had a house full of flies...went ballistic ![]() |
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We put crickets in the fridge to slow them down when its feeding time for the geckos, and we keep mice in the freezer for the python.
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Bread in the freezer, take out required slices on the day of use
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Penny: Sheldon, come in.
Sheldon Cooper: Thank you. I'd like to make a sandwich, but I'm out of bread. Penny: There's some in the fridge. Sheldon Cooper: You shouldn't keep your bread in the refrigerator. Staleness is caused by crystallization of the starch molecules, which occurs faster at cool temperatures. Penny: On Earth, we say thank you. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2KJfuPj1Vg ... Or use sourdough bread. Lasts for weeks at room temp without ever going stale. |
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personally i think bread out the freezer tastes rubbish. i would do it for when bread is always "2 for whatever", have one in the bread bin and one in the freezer, but my freezer aint big enough. id literally have to have no food in there to fit a loaf of bread in.
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My mother used to say that buying sliced bread meant you were common. That and watching ITV.
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when did she say that? in the ad break for corrie?
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No. About 1968.
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It was funny really. She was originally from the Walworth Rd in SE London. She operated a drill in a factory, lived on an estate in Slough and was married to a Ukrainian asylum seeker. We couldn't afford a car, phone, washing machine, central heating or, indeed, a fridge. But she was convinced that she knew the right way to live your life and that it was everyone else who lowered the tone of the area.
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Not in the fridge, keep it in the bread bin, or deep freeze it. And don't eat too much bread, it clogs up your system.
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