Bread tags

Those colorful tags and twist ties don't just keep your bread fresh — they also have an important meaning.

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Those colorful tags and twist ties don't just keep your bread fresh — they also have an important meaning.

People of Print Ltd on Instagram: "Meet someone with a unique hobby: collecting bread tabs for every day of the year, including the rare February 29th. Their collection, showcased here with the November page, even features a rare November 31st tab. They find beauty in the tabs' practicality and variety, despite now following a low-carb diet. Enjoy this peek into an unusual but fascinating collection! Source: Dull Men’s Club"

Find out what the different colored bread tags mean. These tips will help you pick the freshest bread at your grocery store.

Pay attention the next time you're grocery shopping!

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What it means!

Want to buy the freshest loaf of bread at the grocery store? Look at the colored plastic tags on the bag. #cookingbasics #healthycooking #howtocook #howtocookhealthy #cookingideas #healthyrecipes #shoppinghacks

Want to buy the freshest loaf of bread at the grocery store? Look at the colored plastic tags on the bag.

They actually mean something.

What to do with those bread tags? Here are 40 thrifty and surprising uses for those little items you have knocking around your junk drawer.

Those little plastic bread ties are actually color-coded to tell you which day of the week the loaf was baked. Who knew?

Weird and Wonderful Collections featuring a collection of plastic bread tags in a jar. Turn junk into an art display by grouping it together in a jar.

What do you do with plastic bread tags after you've finished a loaf of bread? Throw them out? If you're not saving them, you're losing out! Those little plastic tags can really come in handy

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