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breadbox

[ bred-boks ]

noun

  1. an airtight, or nearly airtight, boxlike container, as of metal or plastic, for storing bread and other baked goods to keep them fresh.


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This is how you make bread last longer, explains my grandmother: Separate rye and wheat loaves and wipe the breadbox with vinegar and water at least once a week.

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In the aftermath of World War I, it took a breadbox full of German marks to buy a wheelbarrow.

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Smaller than a breadbox, or the Now, which is over an inch larger in nearly every direction.

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These products can go stale up to six times faster than if you stored them in a breadbox, a kitchen cabinet or somewhere else dark and cool.

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Mine’s attached to the side of metal breadbox the sits on my kitchen counter, which means it’s out of sight but also quickly accessible while preparing a meal.

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