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Loaves of bread should be pachaged approximately 1" thick (long)....EVERY slice is a heel.
 
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Wife avoids them. I will eat them.
 
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Originally posted by OKCGene:
You can make croutons with them.

Toast, chop, season and oil with anything you want. Or hot bacon grease!

I don’t have a pop-up toaster - I toast bread in my Breville Smart Grill. Consequently, I can cut up the bread first, then toast the pieces. Croutons, or “soldiers” for Eggs & Soldiers. Fewer crumbs that way.

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I treat them like any other slice of bread, except that they do get eaten last so that the other slices don't dry out--they protect the rest of the uneaten loaf. My pop-up toaster does just fine with them, too. (I like toasted tuna and toasted Spam sandwiches.)

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The heels (ends) make excellent toast because they curl up and hold more butter/peanut butter or jelly/jam. Everybody knows that!





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No problems eating them.

I will put them in my brown sugar bin to absorb any moisture. Keeps the sugar from hardening.
 
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They are frozen and used for dressing at Thanksgiving.
 
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back when i still ate bread, the ends would be toasted until a surrenderded blackened crust and made into pb&j sandwiches.
 
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I give mine to the chickens.



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Dust unto dust
What must be must
If you can't get crumb
Then you best eat crust




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I toast them then add the butter and jam. Love them toasted.
 
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Heel with butter FTW.



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Originally posted by Texas Bob C.:
I toast them then add the butter and jam. Love them toasted.

^^^^ This!


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With morning covfefe, lightly toasted, butter, and strawberry preserves.

Actually, I have been buying "strawberry spread" at Costco, instead of "strawberry perserves."

The difference: All the "preserves" that I see in the stores use HFCS (High Fructose Corn Syrup). The "spread" uses real cane sugar.



הרחפת שלי מלאה בצלופחים
 
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I pulverize them and freeze them to use as breading later.
 
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Favorite part.

Other than the peanut butter, of course.
 
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With morning covfefe, lightly toasted, butter, and strawberry preserves.
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“Covfefe was a misspelling of the word "coverage" made in a viral tweet by U.S. President Donald Trump”

Maybe your post will go viral. Smile



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just another slice in the loaf.
 
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Save them for last, the my favorite slices for a pb&j sammich.


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That question brings back memories. My mother was a child of the Depression. She never wasted anything. She used to save the heels in a bag in the freezer. When she had enough, she would make bread pudding. To this day, if I go to a restaurant that has bread pudding for desert, I will order it.
 
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