Refrigerating supermarket bake-at-home bread (in airtight packaging)?

EasyToAssemble01

Hopefully this post is appropriate for this section. I'm just interested in whether refrigerating home-bake bread from supermarkets will help it to keep longer. I know that ordinary loaves don't benefit from refrigerating, but part-bake bread normally comes in airtight packaging, so I wonder if that means it might extend the shelf life a bit? (BTW, my freezer is full , so that's why I haven't mentioned that).

Aldi currently have some home bake breadsticks in the middle aisle - which I haven't seen sold anywhere else - and they looked too good to pass up. 

YoungBlueEyes

My system is - if you buy it from their fridge it should go in yours. So if you bought it from a shelf it shouldn't need refrigerating.  I buy mini naan breads from aldi/lidl and they live in my cupboard because they're not sold refrigerated itms?

littlegreenparrot

I've had some sat in the cupboard before for ages, no ill effects. 
Quite a handy thing to have in for a lazy tea, in late etc. 

Once that packet is open though it needs eating up quick. 

GillyLucy

I keep mine in the fridge as I have plenty of room, I buy the normal white baguettes.

I have used them 2 months out of date & they were fine.