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31 kinds of food you should never ever keep in a refrigerator - Page 6 of 30 - Kiwi Report

31 kinds of food you should never ever keep in a refrigerator


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[post_page_title]Bread[/post_page_title]
Having enough bread to see the family through the week can always be a tough decision, especially if someone wants a midnight snack. So where is it best to give the bread the best chance? Inside the fridge, bread will dry out a lot quicker, as well as become stale, chewy and tough, even if it’s been used to make a sandwich for later. Keeping the loaf on a countertop out of direct sunlight gives it the best conditions to last longer.
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