When lunchtime rolls around, you may head to the refrigerator to grab your favorite combination of meat and cheese to make a sandwich. Or you might whip up our quick and easy 3-Ingredient Creamy ...

Have you ever noticed that little plastic clip or twist tie sealing your loaf of bread? It turns out, the color of that tie isn’t just random—it can tell you a lot about when the bread was baked. This ...

Whether it's a regional chain or local mom-and-pop shop, grocery stores are highly organized operations, as are the suppliers that stock them. As consumers, we aren't privy to much of this ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. These tips will help you pick the freshest bread at your grocery store. Simply Recipes / Lena Abraham Writer Lena Abraham's bread ...

Most of the bread you'll find on U.S. supermarket shelves arrives housed in plastic wrappers closed by colored twist tags or plastic tabs. The tabs serve a purpose besides aiding in keeping the bread ...

Before a loaf runs out, a plastic bread tag is essential for keeping the bag sealed and preventing your bread from becoming ...

Plastic bread tags are ubiquitous. They don't just close bread bags; you can find them on plastic mesh produce bags, and tons of other supermarket items. How many plastic bread tags do you throw away ...