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Bread in a can

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rt49andellis

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Has anyone else ever seen this? The kind I had before was some sort of raisin & cinnamon bread...... and yes.... in a can!

It was edible straight out of the can, but tasted better after warmed for a bit in the oven.

If you've ever seen this in stores.... where??? What store & what area of the store? THANKS :D
 
I have never seen this in a store - but we have been baking breads in coffee cans, etc. for years! Regular breads, savory breads, sweetbreads - you name it.

After all - tomatoes are round - and a nice big beefsteak slice on homemade bread is really good!!!! So until they come up with a square tomato for sandwiches - I will keep doing this. LOL
 
i was going to say the same thing I have never seen it in a can but had heard of bread being made in a can
 
I've heard of bread being in a loaf, or a plastic bag, but can? No. I don't know a lot of things, I feel... uninformed.
 
LOL I'm 28 and never seen this before. Father in law is 62 and he'd never seen it either LOL

That really cracked me up! "until they come up with square tomatoes" LOL
 
I have never heard of this. Where is it located? In the canned goods aisle? Bread aisle? Refrigerated section (with the canned biscuits and such)?
 
I also never see that.
can is for drinks not bread hehe. I said my friends, they laughed at me.
 
I've never seen it before either... but then I'd never head of making bread in a coffee can before either. I'd do that but we get Folger's, and I think they've done away with the metal cans now. At least I can never seem to find them, I used to use them to catch my bacon/sausage/meatloaf grease in to throw away when it hardened.
 
I don't drink coffee - so I buy whatever coffee just for the can when I am replacing cans. If no one wants my free off-brand coffee then I just toss it.
 
I don't normally drink coffee either, I've never been much of a coffee drinker and now that I'm pregnant, I drink even less. But my husband has to have it everyday before work, not that I can blame him. We get up at 5 am Monday through Friday, and he needs some sort of 'pick-me-up' first thing in the morning because he has to drive so early. I've gotten used to waking up instantly, thanks to having a baby less than a year and a half ago.

Back to coffee though, my husband used to be an over-the-road truck driver and has tasted just about every brand out there in the different truck stops. His favorite is Folger's, and he likes some of the flavored ones too. Right now we've got 100% Columbian and he likes it. He loved the chocolate flavored coffee we had last month. I'm going to have to buy him some more soon. He's just so spoiled...
 
I've never heard of this either, not sure how I feel about it coming from a can though :p Does it taste the same coming from the can?
 
I asked my husband about this... He's from Texas, and is 38. He never heard of it either, but I did remind him about some frozen bread he used to sell in school for fundraisers. They were flavored, usually some kind of fruit or cinnamon or cream cheese; and the tops were 'braided'. You had to take them out to thaw and rise over night to eat for breakfast, but they were good he said.
 
Well, let's try this again. Just tried to make this post and my IE shut down on me.

Hubby brought this stuff home from work. He works in a warehouse where they purchase dented cans and crates & such. So I'm not sure where this shipment of bread in a can was suppose to go... so not sure where to look to find it again.

No it's not quite as good as most breads you'll find. But the concept is neat.
The school fundraiser -- that's butterbraid bread. Or something like that. We're suppose to be selling it right now but I cant see asking someone to pay $9.50 for a loaf of bread!!!

Personally, I buy the frozen stuff. 5 loaves for $2.50 or somewhere around there. My kids are very impressed with watching it rise throughout the day plus they like to boast that "mommy makes her own bread" Haha... if they only knew.
 
In PA they sell them in our local craft stores. We have a place called "Backwoods". I've never tried them though. :) Hope that helps!
 
rt49andellis said:
Has anyone else ever seen this? The kind I had before was some sort of raisin & cinnamon bread...... and yes.... in a can!

It was edible straight out of the can, but tasted better after warmed for a bit in the oven.

If you've ever seen this in stores.... where??? What store & what area of the store? THANKS :D
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never heard of it, will never try it as it will taste like crap.
 
LOL Manga - it doesn't taste like crap - Just not as good as what you're probably use to.

Mtmomj??? In the craft stores? They sell bread in the craft stores??? Or just the cans to cook stuff in or what?? Bread in the craft stores seems kinda odd. And what exactly is a country store?
 
Whoa, bread in a can? That sounds so good! I've never seen it before, but i bet it is nice and moist. I like eating bread dough from the refrigerator section and at first i thought that's what you were talking about.
 
Lol, I must be really country. Yes, I am serious they sell them in a craft store. :p Our craft stores in PA have little sections with jellies and different things and that is where you will find your bread in a can.

Country store is like a little store that sells basically all kinds of homemade goodies like pies, cakes, candies, breads, muffins, canned things like pickles and jellies, and also sometimes have home grown fruits and veggies.
 
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