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Document: Good shape for bread, and it kept it fresh. Dishwasher safe, too, so that's a benefit. Overall, I'd say this is a good purchase.
We had an old rubbermaid bread keeper and the lid broke. So we bought this one. I love it's size, and lid. I don't like that it didn't come with the inside slider piece. For the price I thought that it would come with it. Since the old rubbermaid had it, we just replaced the piece into this new bread keeper. Overall it's good quality, and I hope to have this one for another ten years.
it is convenient for things like leftover cornbread muffins, too. i stick them in a ziplock bag, put them in a bread keeper, and pull them out one at a time for days and days. i'm still not paying $17.99 for one, though.
i'm sure i've got the big one that amazon is selling for $17.99, but i paid about $6.00 each at walmart, about four years ago, and have never seen them there since then. they might still have them, but they were on display in the bread isle when i got mine. one finally cracked. i'm still using it, but was considering replacing it until i saw the price.
don't bother trying to order this thing if you live in canada...  apparently you might be a terrorist or something and they can't ship it to you...  this is an important product for usa national security...don't waste your time and go find a nice canadian source for a similar product.miffed? you bet!
You can even cut right on the bottom slider, although the sids do make it hard if you are cutting through 'crusty' breads.I will say, the bummer of this bread is that our bread machine breads won't fit in it. Anything I make in the loaf pan works just fine, but bread machine breads are too big.
We bought one of these at a local shop as opposed to online but it's still works beautifully.
We always just drop the loaf in, plastic + twist tie and all. It slides in very easily (unlike another reviewer's The combination of these (sealed keeper and closed plastic wrap) does seem to keep the bread longer than just the plastic wrap ever did. However, the biggest thing we like the keeper for is protecting the bread from being knocked over, dropped, squashed, spilled on, etc.It's not going to be as versatile for other shapes of baked goods.
Was looking for a loaf container for bread-machine loaves. This is strictly for store-bought bread loaves. It is less convenient than the plastic bag and twist tie. Not sure where it would be benificial.
This loaf keeper is great for sandwich loaf style bread. My only draw back is that you can not bring the wrapper onto the plastic and slide it over. The keeper is way too wide. So it is kind a pointless to use it. Having to dig down into the keeper and get your bread.
Answer: 13 in length 5 inch x 5.5 opening width which is shaped like a piece of bread. Works great