top | item 33669608 (no title) eginhard | 3 years ago Bread can be frozen with very little impact on quality. discuss order hn newest JohnFen|3 years ago I have never seen bread frozen without a serious impact on quality. samatman|3 years ago That's why the places which have done that to you, without you noticing or even suspecting, don't show it to you: if you see it, you'll imagine you can tell. You can't. load replies (1) unknown|3 years ago [deleted] prvit|3 years ago Bread freezes just fine, I could name you a bunch of 3 star Michelin places serving frozen bread every day.You still want a humidity controlled oven for reheating, so not necessarily super convenient at home.A high-end baker I work with (https://triticum.net/) only sells frozen bread, everything comes with extensive instructions for reheating. load replies (2)
JohnFen|3 years ago I have never seen bread frozen without a serious impact on quality. samatman|3 years ago That's why the places which have done that to you, without you noticing or even suspecting, don't show it to you: if you see it, you'll imagine you can tell. You can't. load replies (1) unknown|3 years ago [deleted] prvit|3 years ago Bread freezes just fine, I could name you a bunch of 3 star Michelin places serving frozen bread every day.You still want a humidity controlled oven for reheating, so not necessarily super convenient at home.A high-end baker I work with (https://triticum.net/) only sells frozen bread, everything comes with extensive instructions for reheating. load replies (2)
samatman|3 years ago That's why the places which have done that to you, without you noticing or even suspecting, don't show it to you: if you see it, you'll imagine you can tell. You can't. load replies (1)
prvit|3 years ago Bread freezes just fine, I could name you a bunch of 3 star Michelin places serving frozen bread every day.You still want a humidity controlled oven for reheating, so not necessarily super convenient at home.A high-end baker I work with (https://triticum.net/) only sells frozen bread, everything comes with extensive instructions for reheating. load replies (2)
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You still want a humidity controlled oven for reheating, so not necessarily super convenient at home.
A high-end baker I work with (https://triticum.net/) only sells frozen bread, everything comes with extensive instructions for reheating.