Why bread expire so quickly? Want to buy but dun eat often enough before they expire then need to discard

radish

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expire still can eat as long not moldy. but it cannot see doesnt mean its still ok for me i will take a sniff, if smells ok i will eat it.

i actually frequently eat bread long past expiry bec i put bread in fridge, the down side is need to warm up the bread b4 eating.

when i dont want to eat toast i will microwave... it will still be warm and fluffy.
 

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check for mold
if no mold and you dont mind the lao hong than go for it
 

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if can last very long and not moldy means got preservatives
 

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This type can last longer

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Buy the white bread more fresh....no preservatives...3 days must finish. More healthy!
 

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i tried 1 piece 60d expired still alive leh...
most impt is to keep dry so mold cant grow fast

Don't try that.

My uncle used to eat his meal over 5 days & never use fridge.

End up got colon cancer & mati.

Instead he fed his dog w fresh daily cooked meat, weird logic person.
 

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You buy the branded one near expiry date bread still quite soft

Those ntuc brand or smartchoice one after a few days will harden.
 
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