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Bakery Outlets Where Bread and Ingredients Are Heavily Discounted.

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Sara Khan
Bakery Outlets Where Bread and Ingredients Are Heavily Discounted.

Bread is a staple food in many households. A good way to reduce the cost of food is to save on what you buy most often, which is bread and many other things at bakeshops.

Bakeshops, also known as thrift stores, are operated by a number of commercial bakeries, including Mrs. Baird, Wonder, Sunbeam, Buttercrust and Pepperidge Farms. In other words, the products sold in a thrift store are brand name products - the same ones you find on the shelves of your local grocery store. On the shelves of thrift stores, you'll find a wide range of products, from simple white bread to brand-name bread, muffins and snack cakes.

The difference is the price. Bakeries sell their products at 30-50% lower prices than grocery stores, so they can sell out faster. Some people mistakenly think that this means that the products sold in the stores have expired. Some products are close to the expiration date, but all are within the expiration date and many are simply the result of overproduction. When a bakery produces more than its customers buy, it sells the excess food to a recycling store.

To check the freshness of the food, simply look at the expiration date on the package, just like when you shop at the supermarket. The store can also tell you the delivery date if you want to schedule your purchases for the day the products are freshest. Some thrift stores give out coupons. Find out if they issue coupons and where you can get them.

If you find a particularly good deal at the best online bakery, don't hesitate to stock up. Some stores have a limited number of bread available, but buy as many as you can and freeze the ones you can't eat in one sitting. Baked goods, in particular, freeze well.




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