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Submitted by MapMaker on April 30, 2008 - 5:22pm. Bread BagsI was just searching the archives to see what people might be using for their bread when giving it out as gifts to friends. Unfortunately I didn't find any new solution to my problem. The bags that I have found, for baguettes, are too long for the half loaves I bake in my home oven and look a little silly in the longer bags. What I have been using is wine bottle bags - very plain but just about the right size. I tried to buy some from a local liquor store but the clerk didn't know what to charge so he just gave me a bunch. I looked on-line for a similar bag and haven't found any quite as well sized as the ones at the liquor store. So, until I can find a better source I guess I'll continue to buy wine, and take a few extra bags to go.
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Wine Bottle Bags
I sometimes use the wine bottle bags I get in Trader Joe's. But I wonder how food-safe they are. I don't know if they are intended to be in direct contact with food.
Colin
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Wine bottle bags
That is a good idea.
For crusty loaves, I use whatever sized paper bag I happen to have around. For moister loaves, I use old plastic bags from store-bought bread.
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Bag
I had the same problem so I just took pinking shears and cut the tops off the bags to suit my loaf.
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Bread bags
There was another recent discussion of this topic. Some one shared the following source for bread bags:
http://www.papermart.com/templates/11-0-65.htm
The problem is they sell them in cases of 500, although the price seems reasonable.
David
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Plastic Bags
I sell bagels at the local farmer's market and I found that a good source for plastic bags that will fit any size bread you may want can be found at uline.com.
-Verminiusrex
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