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I've been shopping at Grower's Direct over a couple years now. And I only recently started purchasing bread there. When Rodney was here, he could plow through some bread, so we bought two-loaf packs from Costco. I barely get through a loaf in a few weeks.
When I looked more closely at the bread at Grower's Direct, I checked out the ingredient statement and was wowwed.
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Looks like an ingredient statement for bread made at home, doesn't it? No weird sugars, no weird preservatives.
Best of all, it tastes great! It's perfect for making a decent sandwich as it is just soft enough, but still hardy enough, to withstand a nice buttering and skillet-grilling. I love this bread!
If you scoff because you don't think it wouldn't last more than a couple days like that one ciabatta I bought, you'd be wrong. Keep the bread in the bag it came in (be sure to close the bag by twisting or using a tie) and store it in the fridge. I can attest to the fact that you can eat this bread for at least a couple weeks before there is any moldy smell or visible mold. I love this bread!
Now I'm going to make a sandwich, excuse me.
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