Storing bread
There’s a silver lining if it goes stale
By Culinate staff
August 7, 2008
Jon Bloom, of the blog Wasted Food, speaks to a Zingerman's rep about how to store bread (and not waste it). If you do find that your bread has gotten stale, however, try some of these ideas.
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