Can I freeze bread I make in the bread maker?

Question

I want to make up a few loaves ahead of time.Thanks!

Answer 1

Yes you can freeze the bread you make.

Make sure that the bread is not warm when you put it in the freezer, also put it in a airtight bag, or just twist the bag and tie it otherwise it will get freezer-burnt.

Then it will be ruined, but if you keep it in a airtight bag it will be perfectly the same when you defrost it!

Answer 2

no you can't freeze bread but you can keep bread in refrigerator.

Answer 3

I was told this home made bread does not freeze well,  

Answer 4

Yes, you can.  I advise slicing them first, then placing into a plastic bag and twist-tying it.  Don't pack it too tightly, or it will stick together.  Then into a zip-lock bag - give it a good shake so, again, slices don't stick together.  If you keep it in the coldest part of the freezer (bottom shelf, back), it should come apart without a problem when you want to use a few slices.  To defrost bread, wrap in plastic wrap and defrost one side at a time in the microwave on the #3 or #4 setting for 10 secs, first side and 8 for the second.  Two slices can be done together for, about, 17 first side and 15 the second - times, of course, depend upon how thick the bread is sliced and your microwave wattage.  This way, you won't spoil the consistency of the bread - it will taste as good and fresh as when first prepared.  

Answer 5

Sure!  You can preslice it, too if you want.   Just make sure that they are completely cooled before you wrap them.

I use leftover frozen bread and cuisinart the bread for my own crumbs.