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Soggy bread

Posted: Apr 9, 2011

Anyone know how to prevent my bread from getting soggy in my lunch? I pack a lunch in a regular insulated lunch bag, using an ice pack to keep my stuff cool. It doesn't seem to matter what kind of sandwich I pack or whether or not I leave my sandwich unassembled, my bread is soggy when I take it out of the plastic bag. If I don't put in a plastic bag, it gets dry.

Any suggestions?

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Why not put it in a ziploc bag, but keep it separate from the - rest of your lunnch, maybe like in a brown paper b

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or something like that.

soggy - sm

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from eHow:

Instructions
Things you'll need:
Your sandwich bread of choice.
Zip lock sandwich bag.

1 Keep a separate loaf of sandwich bread for your work or school lunches in your freezer at all times.

2 Every morning as you are preparing your lunch, use the frozen sandwich bread. 2 slices may be frozen together. If this happens, a butterknife will easliy pry these apart.

3 Make your sandwich and keep it in a normal zip lock sandwich bag until lunch time. Feel free to add your favorite comdimates such as ketchup, mayo, tomato, jelly, etc. Your sandwich should be thawed by lunch time.

4 At lunch time, retrieve the sandwich and begin enjoying it. By lunch time, your sandwich bread will be thawed and in perfect freshness to enjoy without any soggy bread.

Small tupperware sandwich container - cindy

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this will keep your bread from getting soggy and also keeping your sandwich from getting crushed.

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