Expiration & Storage Tips
When does Brown Bread expire?
Unopened brown bread should last for about 5 to 7 days at room temperature, but always check the best before date on the packaging just to be sure. After opening, it should be good for another 5 days in the pantry. If you've popped your bread in the fridge, it can last up to 14 days. And lastly, freezing brown bread can extend its life up to 3 months!
How do you tell if Brown Bread is bad?
If your brown bread has developed a sour, rancid smell, or you see any signs of mold such as green, blue, black, white spots, it is time to throw it out. Also, if the bread has become really hard and dry, it's best not to consume it. Always follow the guideline 'when in doubt, throw it out!'
Tips for storing Brown Bread to extend shelf life
• Store brown bread in a cool and dry place like a bread box or pantry.
• If you are not planning to eat the bread within a week, consider freezing it. To freeze, wrap it properly in freezer-safe bags to prevent frost from affecting the taste.
• Avoid refrigerating bread. Contrary to popular belief, the fridge actually dries out bread faster.
• Once opened, ensure the bread is closed tightly in its original bag or a bread box to prevent air exposure.