Man, you need a bigger loaf of bread. I heard sometimes the white loafs can be a little sad but if you get a fresh baked whole wheat or get a nice rise on a handmade sourdough you’d even want to show it off to your neighbors.
Don't most people have multiple types of bread? My bread box has bagels, English muffins, sandwich bread, wraps. Mine has a shelf which is nice so I can easily access each individual item without taking them all out.
You just said most people have multiple types of bread in their breadbox. I don't know anyone who has one to even say if that's true. They seem uncommon but it could be where I'm at and maybe it's more popular in certain regions.
No I said people tend to have multiple types of bread lol. So if you DO use a bread box, them falling out isn't likely to be what you want falling, but everything.
Reminds me of the occasional adjustments I'm forced to make just to get it so the doors don't slowly swing fully open or even worse back to rest on my hips and butt.
Don't know why they get out of adjustment so often. Is like they levitate magnetically on the hinges and the slightest breeze sets them in motion.
I know, l lay out each of my bread slices individually over my countertop and keep them in a vacuum pack bag each for maximum efficiency and freshness. Sideways breadbox
I bet both points, but to me that area either needs to be all used as one surface/prep area, or it all needs to be for appliances/big stationary items. Not both at once.
Mate this is needless argument. Mount a shelf 8" from the upper cabinet, slide the bread box there and be done with it. As is, if you are occupying countertop this is clearly more efficient -
But again both are inefficient compared to a SHELF. mount it instead of complaining about you GF
Seems to be a big issue with the bread box than anything.
Small kitchen counter and breadbox is taking up too much footprint. Also as the door roller is opened means, you have to be careful not to put anything on top that could interfere with the door.
I would get a different bread box that uses less footprint and maybe has another top layer. Also squared shaped (none of this roller function) so things can be placed on top.
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u/a-DICK-tator 8h ago
Bread blocks the door, and when you actually manage to open it it just flops out entirely