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Whats a useful moneysaving tip you want to share?
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Put bread in the fridge. It lasts much longer. You can also freeze bread and cheeses for even longer storage.
Expiration dates on most foods don’t mean much. Your salt isn’t bad just because you owned it for a year. Just pay more attention to the food after the date.
I freeze mine. I live alone so it would just go mouldy anyway, but this way my breads always fredh