Where to keep all this home made bread ...

Blairweech

I have an old earthenware bread crock. It cost me £3 from a car boot

lindadykes

Halfcost have a real bargain bread bin, a blue and white ceramic crock for only £2.99. There is a code in the codes and vouchers section for an extra 10% off.
http://www.halfcost.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10001&storeId=11&productId=21631&langId=-1&parent_category_rn=10404&categoryId=10423&cache_entry=-1

BigMummaF

Just had a look at this site & the bread bin is now only £1:99:j
http://www.halfcost.co.uk/webapp/wcs...che_ entry=-1

I've only been using my BM since the beginning of the week & have to say that I'm about to start my third bag of flour:eek: I think/hope the novelty is wearing off a bit now with the offspring, so may just have to invest in one meself:o .....where am I gunna put it tho:rolleyes:it was difficult fitting the BM in the shoe-box laughingly referred to a kitchen-diner.......

powershopper

When we used to go caravanning, and because space was at a premium, we always used a calico shopping bag for the bread. keeps it out of the way, doesn't sweat like it does in a plaggy bag, and if you get one of the co-op bags, only costs a quid!

pigpen

I have a plastic tub from the range.. twas about £2.. and it has a handle so when the bread goes stale (in theory!!) I can swing it round and demolish walls!! lol

Mine comes out of the BM is sliced and gone in about 20 minutes!

blitz

Mine dont usually last that long, & if there is any left for the next day its usually used for toast, but have been using the large tub of this collection for cakes & its been keeping them lovely & fresh & at these prices im surprised they havent sold out, because the lock & lock style tubs are usually quite expensive to buy.
http://www.halfcost.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10001&storeId=11&productId=25789&langId=-1&parent_category_rn=10404&categoryId=10423&cache_entry=-1