Wonder Bread and ADD

Friday, October 26. 2007

I thought that stuff was immune to mold!

Ok, here's the scoop. We have a bread drawer that, obviously, can't be seen when it's closed. It's the kiss of death for someone with ADD to put things away where they can't be seen. I forgot about that loaf of bread for weeks.

....till I realized it was probably time to buy a new loaf. I've learned one thing- I must check my staples before buying new items, because I don't want to buy a 7th bottle of Ketchup. Yes, we have 6 bottles of that in the pantry.

Well, I checked the bread drawer and really, I don't think I have EVER seen Wonder bread go bad. (note: yes, it's the only bread my daughter will eat- I don't touch the stuff- BAD mother, BAD mother).

But there it was, a whole loaf that no one touched, except for that nasty blue mold. Can you even imagine how long it had been sitting in there?? Ecchhh...

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Your blog makes me laugh:) Everything that goes into my refrigerator and gets shoved to the back has a great chance of going bad. I through a lot of food out and it makes me insane. Also, I come across things in the house that still have the tags on them. It is like coming home with a new bag of cool stuff. Yesterday I found these great pants with tags that I bought 5 years ago.

N

PS. I bought another thing of Ketchup yesterday, now I have 4 huge bottles:)

#1 Nancy Swan-Cendejas (Homepage) on 2007-11-04 07:41 (Reply)

Well did your bread have the nasty blue mold? I had my bread over dated for 1 month and it still didn't mold. Was wonder bread meant for not to be mold? Was the name made for that you wondered it molded but it didn't? I dont get it. Im doing it for my project but it won't mold. It's due tomorrow. And the bread is still not molding. Did they add something in it that made it mold free? I came across this site cause i was curious if wonder bread would mold but..... I found this! I really want to know........

#1.1 Sammi on 2008-01-01 19:35 (Reply)

Sammi,
Yes, it did (finally) grow mold, so keep trying. : )

I do think that this bread was made specifically for people with ADD; we forget to throw out old food and having delayed mold is a real bonus for us.

Good luck with your project!
Terry

#2 Terry (Homepage) on 2008-01-01 21:34 (Reply)

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