Twisty ties? Frack them.

[catdude33]

Does anyone put the twisty tie back onto the loaf of bread after every use?  I personally hate anyone who insists that you do this.  A quick "spin and tuck" is much more efficient and works exactly the same as a twisty tie.  Don't be dumb guys.

[cas]

Oh &@#% yes. The spin and tuck has never failed.

[KSt8er]

Kidding right?  Seriously, put the damn twisty tie back on it the way you found it!   Twist and tuck leaves bread dried out in no time.  Terrible idea.  There are starving kids in China that would never waste like that, you horrible non=twisty tie people.   

[I_have_purplewood]

Does anyone put the twisty tie back onto the loaf of bread after every use?  I personally hate anyone who insists that you do this.  A quick "spin and tuck" is much more efficient and works exactly the same as a twisty tie.  Don't be dumb guys.

This is a pretty silly thread but I would have to agree.  I recken you'd probably save about a day or two of time wasted over a lifetime if you just did the spin technique instead. Plus, you can just throw the ties on the ground because they make great toys for cat's if you have them.  I don't have cat's mind you, that's gay.

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[cas]

I don't have cat's mind you, that's gay.

This is wear I have to draw the line. I know pissclams he has my back.


How do you not love this.

[Saulbadguy]

Spin and tuck. Wife dislikes, but I don't care.

[CatsNShocks]

Spin and tuck. Wife dislikes, but I don't care.

Ditto.

[KSt8er]

Okay, you tuck'ers, do you just tuck it under the loaf, or back over the top?

[Saulbadguy]

Okay, you tuck'ers, do you just tuck it under the loaf, or back over the top?

I actually don't spin, I do a clean tuck under the loaf.

[KSt8er]

Okay, you tuck'ers, do you just tuck it under the loaf, or back over the top?

I actually don't spin, I do a clean tuck under the loaf.

You must go through a loaf faster than I.  Mine lasts me 4/5 days at least, and when I tried the no twisty tie method years ago that would never work, the bread would be way way too dry for my tastes.  Maybe thats it, I can't stand bread that is supposed to be soft, being at all dry. 

[Saulbadguy]

Okay, you tuck'ers, do you just tuck it under the loaf, or back over the top?

I actually don't spin, I do a clean tuck under the loaf.

You must go through a loaf faster than I.  Mine lasts me 4/5 days at least, and when I tried the no twisty tie method years ago that would never work, the bread would be way way too dry for my tastes.  Maybe thats it, I can't stand bread that is supposed to be soft, being at all dry. 

I put my bread in the fridge. 

[yosh]

The proper technique is to spin, then pull it back over the loaf in an inside-out fashion. 

[KSt8er]

The proper technique is to spin, then pull it back over the loaf in an inside-out fashion. 

I've seen this and was intrigued, but never employed it on my bread.  I'll give this a try, it looks nice and appears to be equally functional.
Bread in fridge is a definite no frackin way you, that crap gets crusty in there.  I bet you are a bread freez'r too?   

[slucat]

The proper technique is to spin, then pull it back over the loaf in an inside-out fashion. 

QFT

approval from the boards female

[I_have_purplewood]

The proper technique is to spin, then pull it back over the loaf in an inside-out fashion. 

QFT

approval from the boards female

Wrong, wrong, this is just dead wrong.  This method compromises the integrity of the twist.  Totally defeats the purpose not to mention the different OCD problems this exposes.

[pissclams]

Plus, you can just throw the ties on the ground because they make great toys for cat's if you have them.

Boo (see sig below) agree's.

[powercatmiller]

Okay, you tuck'ers, do you just tuck it under the loaf, or back over the top?

I actually don't spin, I do a clean tuck under the loaf.

You must go through a loaf faster than I.  Mine lasts me 4/5 days at least, and when I tried the no twisty tie method years ago that would never work, the bread would be way way too dry for my tastes.  Maybe thats it, I can't stand bread that is supposed to be soft, being at all dry. 

Use more mayo/mustard you pussy