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Not OP, but for a lot of things, I actually get two or three months worth of meat (typically chicken) that is frozen (from a super-mega-super store called Costc
by taude 2y ago
Not OP, but for a lot of things, I actually get two or three months worth of meat (typically chicken) that is frozen (from a super-mega-super store called Costco), and I keep it in the freezer. Not uncommon for people to even have a chest freezer, or second refrigerator in their garages, if they live in the suburbs.
Bread keeps for a week, no problem, and when it's older than that and has started to go stale, it gets toasted for sandwiches.
But I typically go to grocery store weekly, because we eat a lot of produce in our house, and though I have some techniques to keep lettuce good for 1 to 2 weeks, some stuff spoils quickly.
Our eggs are refrigerated, they can keep for awhile in the fridge.
- fy20 2y ago> Bread keeps for a week, no problem A flour based food, full of preservatives will keep for a week. Bread does not :-)
- readthenotes1 2y agoThe bread-like product I consume usually lasts for about a month. It does not claim to have any preservatives, but is provided in a plastic bag with a twist tie.
- Incipient 2y agoNo bread like product will last a month without some pretty serious preservatives that isn't frozen. And it'll probably be taste awful well before them. I'd be taking a long hard look at whatever this product is, and honestly a lot of the other stuff you may eat. Mass produced food companies are not your friend. They want cheap stuff ebay keeps people happy. Health and well being wouldn't even make the list.
- 6510 2y agoIf people want healthy food they can write it on the packaging.
- readthenotes1 2y agoI did before I posted. The only unusual ingredient was "soy lecithin".
- mystified5016 2y agoGosh, you sure are so much better than us lowly Americans. How can you even stand to debase yourself enough to speak to us?
- lores 2y agoWe not only have refined tastes, but are also noble and magnanimous *bows*
- Incipient 2y agoI don't think anyone excepts the average American diet is anything but trash. Back in 2013 at least, the effort I had to go to in Houston to find bread without sugar, milk without sugar, and butter that was actually butter was insane. Let alone getting to eating out!
- 6510 2y agoWe use to think you were all so advanced and sophisticated, a few comments ago.
- chneu 2y agoAmericans will find any reason to be upset and play the victim card. Our food is trash. Accept it. Move on. Quit being such a victim. You're making all of us look bad.
- raxxorraxor 2y agoFreshly baked bread lasts quite a while, certainly longer than a week. White wheat longer than whole grain ones, but even those will last without any additional preservatives. Of course it doesn't taste as good as freshly baked bread, but if it gets moldy only after a few days, it was already old or you didn't store it well enough.