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- January 11, 2008 at 7:05 pm #255110
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What about 5 gallon buckets with lids? I don’t know if they are as
air tight as tupperwear style containers, but certainly much larger
and easier to store.— In Budget101_@yahoogroups.com, “Annie De”
wrote: >
> The rise in bread prices has floored us recently. The cheapest wecan
> find is $2 a loaf, and that’s for the highly-proccessed, white
stuff> that I can’t stand to put in my body. I know many swear by the
bread
> outlet stores but our local store is filled with overly stalebread
> that falls apart the moment you try to do anything with it.
>> So, being home all day, I decided to start baking our own bread.
I’d
> rather invest the time in making bread where I know what all ofthe
> ingredients are. After much experimentation, I found a bread
recipe> that we like and is easy to make.
>
> I want to buy flour in bulk from Costco (20 lb bags) to cut downon
> costs. The question is, how can I store it so bugs can’t get into
it> but not be intrusive? I don’t have a lot of storage or closets in
my
> house to hide a container and with 2 inqusitive kids, I have tokeep it
> secure. Any ideas?
>> Anne
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