Like everyone else in 2020, I adopted a sourdough starter and learned how to to bake boules. It was fun and my family enjoyed my experiments, but after a few weeks of having fragrant, fresh bread anytime we wanted, the novelty wore off and we were often left with too much of a good thing.
Made of heavy cotton and measuring 35 x 35 cm., the Cotton Bread Bag from Toast has a stitched-on tie for easy wrapping; $30.
Like its bedding, Rough Linen’s Orkney Linen Bread Bag is made local from heavy, high-quality linen.
Similar to Toast’s bread bag, Dans le Sac’s Cotton Canvas Bread Bag is $22 at Helen Milan.
There’s no shortage of bread bags offered on Etsy. It’s available in an assortment of colors and three sizes; from $23.
We are big fans of Aplat (see their sexy fabric bowl cover here).
Food52 carries Dot & Army’s Bread Bag and Bowl Cover Set (the cover is for covering the dough as it rises); $28.
The Printed Linen Bread Bag from MagicLinen features simple typography screen-printed in water-based ink; $19.
The “Let us break bread together” bags are made by women in Portugal; €35 from Dora Daar.
From Flotsam & Fork’s website: “Keep your bread fresh and your crust crisp with this Oberlausitzer leinen bread bag, finely woven in eastern Germany by a producer with more than a century of tradition.” Their Linen Stripe Bread Bag is available with a blue or red stripe; $25.95.
An ingenious product from Remodelista favorite Uashmama. For more on reusable bags, see.