I regularly freeze bread because a full loaf turns into rocks before I can eat it!

That's part of the problem--I don't like bread after it's been frozen. I demand my nice, fresh, half loaf!

And stores are so dumb. When there's a coupon it's like "buy one loaf and get one free!" The same for eggs. Well, single households can't go through all that bread and eggs.

I freeze almost everything! Still eating my birthday cake!

small jars of mayo and other items . i live alone . i dont need a huge batch meant for old demographics .

My friend lived off the grid. So, his frig. ran only when he turned on the generator. I bought a small mayo for him and the price was outrageous compared to the big jar. Did you ever notice that? Clear discrimination against we single households.

I can purchase them individually, but I usually get three or four at a time because they work so well in so many ways

a loaf every 10 days or so. I use it mainly for toast, so it stays fresh enough. If I don't get through it quick enough, I use the ends for bread pudding and a couple other recipes.

I stopped buying store and bakery bread, mainly because I threw away so much. I recently noticed that our local IGA sells small loaves. I don't get there often, but I got a marble rye, and it didn't go to waste