How to Prevent Soggy Bread When Packing Sandwiches

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Use these tips on how to prevent soggy bread when packing sandwiches to keep your sandwich fresh! Learn more

How to Prevent Soggy Bread When Packing Sandwiches

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Sandwiches are a staple in most lunches. They are easy to pack and provide a filling meal. They are also a great way to use up leftovers! Learn more

While it may often be the lower-cost option, plain sandwich bread, such as white bread, is not the best option for making on-the-go sandwiches.

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Toast your bread for better results.

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Stick some thick spreads on your bread to create a barrier.

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How to Prevent Soggy Bread When Packing Sandwiches

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