Abundance of bread, suggestions?

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Excellent-Abies-259@reddit

I'd start with bottom left for hot dog buns. Grab a few tins from Aldi with some mustard.

Middle bread for either ham and cheese.

Or bacon sausage and egg.

The rest are B tier.

Brown bread is getting eaten last.

That burned stuff on the right I'm unfamiliar with.

Go to park and feed squirrels and whoever else is chilling.

Or freeze some.

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nicktork@reddit

Put it in a bucket. Add water, yeast, plenty of sugar. Cover bucket with a towel, place in a warm place. Wait a couple of weeks. Drain and serve your beer.

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mad_saffer@reddit

Bread pudding, croutons for salads, crumb and dry out in the oven for breaded chicken. It's a lot, but it can be used

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lottesometimes@reddit

please don't feed ducks with bread, it can make them sick. peas are better.

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Mr-T_96@reddit

Only just learning this and after all this time bread is bad for them... 🤔

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gerrineer@reddit

If its that bad for them why have I had them in a sandwich then?

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gerrineer@reddit

So youre saying I should pee on a duck?

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sapphire-sky-dragon@reddit

But they say giving them bread is better than them starving.

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lottesometimes@reddit

st ducks in our local park do not suffer from starvation.

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gerrineer@reddit

Summer pudding or let it go stale for bread crumbs.

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Sir_Billi_@reddit

Food bank wouldn't work as bread would likely be stale by the time a family accessed it.

Ive also personally found frozen bread doesnt turn out great once its unfrozen.

My suggestion would be to make sandwiches and hand out to the homeless yourself. Much more personable than a food bank and more fulfilling.

People you help will hopefully be very grateful and I think the feeling you get when you genuinely help someone in need is under reported, it makes you feel more human and more connected to everyone, it will elated you for days if you get some good chats with the people your supporting.

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cinesister@reddit

Please don’t feed birds with it. It’s not good for them. Aside from that, I like the bread and butter pudding suggestion.

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Non-wholesomechungus@reddit

Breadfort

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AdonisCarbonado@reddit

Once upon a time this would have been a nice reason to go & feed the ducks.

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MiddleAgeCool@reddit

It still is.

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Rasty_lv@reddit

slice them. Mix in bowl some cheese, sausage, some pickles (if you like them), peppers with ketchup and some mayo. Put on slices and into oven until cheese melts. You made yourself some tinny pizza breads for yourself. They are amazing breakfast snacks. trust me on this..

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Mediocre-Football-51@reddit

Bread a butter pudding

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Terrible_Ad_8614@reddit

There is also Bread Pudding, and Nelson Square that you can make stale bread

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Cuznatch@reddit

Also bread sauce, bag it up and fit it around things in the freezer.

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Rude-Possibility4682@reddit

Hot dogs for tea tonight, burgers tomorrow, make some sandwiches for lunch. Sorted.

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GeekyGamer2022@reddit

Split the round rolls in half, spread with tomato sauce, scatter with basil and oregano, top with cheese and salami, whack under the grill until cheese melts. Cracking mini pizza rolls.

For the finger rolls, mix some icing sugar with water and perhaps a few drops of lemon juice to form a thick icing and ice the tops of the buns. Multicoloured sugar sprinkles optional, but strongly encouraged. Iced buns, cuppa tea.

Slice the larger loaves and make bread& butter pudding with a custard base, dried fruit and mixed spice.

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Sudden-Guitar-740@reddit

Feed some ducks

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NullandVoidUsername@reddit

I'm not sure if that's the right type of bread for this as it maybe too soft. However you could always try making some croutons.

Cut the bread into evenly sized cubes.
Put them into a large bowl and pour some olive oil and your own chosen herbs and spices, and mix.
Spread evenly onto a baking sheet and then pop them in the oven set to 180ºc and bake until golden brown.

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cutluv@reddit

BBC Food has some suggestions: https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/howto/guide/top-10-ways-use-leftover-bread

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Breaking-Dad-@reddit

Gazpacho, Panzanella etc.

Lots of recipes to use stale bread which might prolong the life slightly.

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GainsAndPastries@reddit

Throw them in your freezer, that’s what I do nowadays and defrost it the day prior

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pip_goes_pop@reddit

I have some freezer space but not loads

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horsin87@reddit

Eat it.

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Rika_rena@reddit

You could make croutons or breadcrumbs for breading. Also you could slice it and toast in the oven, keep in a closed container, use for hummus or cheese or similar.

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Paceys-frosted-tips@reddit

You can do a savoury bread pudding , sometimes called a strata. It can be breakfasty/brunchy with bacon, tomatoes etc or for a main meal with cheese, ham, peppers etc. basically anything you’d have in a frittata or omelette.

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miuipixel@reddit

Make bread pudding or Crumb Cake or Shortbread Crumble

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Gloomy_Pastry@reddit

I dunno Just Roll with it? (or Cob with it if you are in the hills)

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weekedipie1@reddit

Make yersel some dough

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chemo92@reddit

Pangrattato!

Garlic crispy breadcrumbs to go on pasta and stuff.

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TheNotSpecialOne@reddit

Use Olio to offer and get free food

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pervertsage@reddit

If you're anything like me you could nail a quarter of that with a tin of soup.

You could freeze some too. We do that when we happen to have a lot left over from a barbeque or something. It defrosts really quickly on the side or with the aid of a microwave or toaster.

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