Bread tends to go mouldy quickly, but an expert has shared her top tips for keeping bread fresh for longer, and it's simple ...

Similar to bananas, bread has a short shelf-life lasting just three to seven days at room temperature before it starts to go mouldy. Proper sealing and storage, as well as using a fridge when ...

Nothing is worse than having to throw away a full loaf because it has gone mouldy, but bread tends to spoil quickly as most people are storing it wrong. Kath, an expert from Veg Patch Kitchen ...

Even discovering a mouldy slice in your fresh loaf of bread might not be enough to prompt a return trip. You'd probably just chuck the green-tinged slice and continue eating through the rest of ...

A simple food storage hack can help prevent your bread from going mouldy, and it doesn't involve freezing. We've all had the disappointing experience of reaching for a slice of bread only to find ...

While the occasional bite of mouldy bread may not lead to a full-blown health crisis, regular or high-level exposure is a real concern — especially for children, the elderly, and those with ...

But did you know, with some foods, it can be harmless to scrape off the mouldy patches and tuck in? Just don't try doing it with bread... That's according to food safety specialist Dr Richard ...

A loaf of bread is a staple in most British kitchens. But how to keep it fresher for even longer? No-one wants a stale - or, worse, a mouldy - sandwich, and learning how to store your bread is ...

Freshly baked bread is a staple in many households, but it's infuriating when it turns stale and mouldy before its time. The reason? It all boils down to storage. While it may seem straightforward ...

It doesn’t matter if one piece looks fine or isn’t touching the mouldy area — it’s all dangerous to eat. “No matter how little the mould spot is on the bread, or how many slices are left ...

Bread is undeniably a fundamental item in our weekly groceries, but the frustration of it turning mouldy or stale just days after purchase can be agonising. Yet, this all comes down to how you're ...