The bread is gone. Again. Not just eaten, but ruined, dried out, wasted in the back of your freezer where good loaves go to die. You’re buying more, throwing more away, and wondering why it always turns rock-hard or soggy. The truth is, one tiny mistake in how you freeze it is silen… Continues…
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