I thought honey doesn't go off, or is that an urban myth?

Saw this somewhere that someone would spread Nutella on the parchment paper. About a dozen or more, they shaped them in a nice thinly board. Chilled it overnight, then they used it to crackle its bits for ice cream. For me I would have eaten it in one sitting.

Aren’t they chilled during transport?

I store bread in my freezer.

The bread pictured looks like cake

Precious little douche bags? CAN'T. STOP. LAUGHING.

I'm beginning to think my cats are total outliers. None of them mess with my bread... Guess I'm just lucky. But yeah, chilling bread dries it out faster.

That's a picture of a cake - not bread as we know it.....

Same. Just one cat, the other can't be bothered to jump so very far up to the counter. She'll run off with bread, rolls, buns, garlic toast, anything.

Invest in a wooden bread box with a relatively heavy lid only a human can open.

That on the picture has nothing to do with bread. I always buy real bread in a health food store. If you keep it in a linen bag and not in the fridge, it will keep for a week. And tastes like bread.

We used to have something called a bread box. It was usually the size of your standard microwave and it sat on the counter. Bread does not need to be refrigerated at all.

Get a bread box.

Sorry but that's the worst excuse ever

Bread bin? Where my parents kept it as a cat defence shield, and it doesn't go stale then.

I keep mine in the fridge because I don’t eat it all quickly enough before it molds. It goes stale in the fridge though.

The fridge drys it out, the freezer preserves it.

But that's what a bread bin is for!

If I don't refrigerate or freeze my bread, it gets moldy.

I have had this happen. She learned to open cabinets and could press the button on the microwave, too, so into the fridge it went.

I had a fur baby, that would grab the bag, and get slices out. As she got older, I guess she decided, she wasn't going to take her time going in the bag. She would tear a hole in it, and get a few slices out. Sara Lee honey wheat was the only one she would do like that.

We used to use the microwave - called it the "food safe". Kept the cats away LOL

Either freezer or in the bread bin/cupboard. Putting bread in the fridge makes it lose its freshness immediately. If you don't mind your bread tasteless and stale, then keeping it in the fridge should be fine.

I have this same problem with my cat....little MF loves baked goods

I put it in the fridge to keep it longer. Just let it warm up before you make into sandwiches, works a charm.

I thought I had the only cat who would chew through the bag to get the bread. He crossed the rainbow bridge 15 years ago, but bread is still stored in the microwave to keep it safe...

Cats love to chew plastic bags and wrapping. I think it's the equivalent to a human sucking their thumb.

Well in a humid locatit can tend to grow mold faster if you don't put it in the fridge.

Actually keeping bread in fridge keeps than longer

We put it in the fridge so it doesn't mold before we finish the loaf.

Get rid of the cats.

I leave it I the cupboard for about five days, then throw it in the freezer.

They have this great thing known as a breadbox that you can store your bread in so that pets cant get to it and destroy your bread. Just saying!

Disagree. Bread doesn't mold nearly as fast in the fridge.

I miss bread.😢. Haven’t had it in over a year. (Abstaining from carbs til the holidays of course lol)

I store it in fridge, then as I'm about to use it, I give it 5-8 seconds in the nukulator. Freshener long enough to eat.

I do the reverse, put unripe avos in fridge and bring them out one by one a day or 2 before I want them to be ripe

We buy the kind you have to stir- just peanuts, no hydrogenated oils, sugar etc-and it will separate if we don't keep it in the fridge.

A cruchy, cold pickle is wonderful!

Just checked my mayo jar and it says to refrigerate after opening. I think I'll follow the directions.

I've never kept either in the fridge.

If they're washed, they get refrigerated. There's a natural coating that protects them otherwise. In Europe they aren't washed.

"What is this conspiracy to make people think butter needs to be refrigerated?" My guy I live in Australia if I leave the butter out its gonna be a butter puddle.