Twist-tie vs plastic clip

You forgot one.

Knot tie when you inevitably lose the twist tie.

 

spin & tuck

 

Add this to the poll, or the poll is irrelevant.

 

You don't have a twisty tie drawer? I never throw them out.

 

I do but I still usually go to the knot.

Just how I was raised.

 

I use those plastic clips. Takes less effort than twist ties.

 

I don't know.

I have never made a sandwich before, lady folk do that.

What is a twist tie?

 

Twist tie... I've always done it this way. Mywife used to always go with the spin and tuck or knot but she realized the bread went stale faster and converted. The plastic clip is the worst for bread though, imo.

 

You have to purge the air first, or yeah, you're gonna get stale bread.

 

I put bread and buns in the fridge and warm them when I’m ready. Stays fresh much longer.

 

Who the hell has a twisty tie drawer? Nobody can even find the one theyre using after the 2nd or 3rd reopening.

 

I used to think the opposite (that bread irreversibly goes stale faster in the fridge), but read this article with info from the ex-Microsoft superbrain : https://www.chatelaine.com/food/kitchen-tips/store-bread-in-the-fridge/

 

Frozen bread tastes as good or better when toasting stuff on it.

 

Quick tight spin, reverse fold over.

Advanced move. Getting it wrong can have dire consequences.