Buddeez Sandwich Bread Buddy Dispenser Review

I was really looking forward to this but it was sent to me without a lid so it was pointless and useless. I wish I could give a full rundown of its uses, but that's not possible unless you get the full product.

I don't know who or where this product is made. from a plastic or other bread dispenser. It's about keeping the bread fresh. I looked forward to receiving this product all day. So disappointed.

I like it but the problem is that the container has three holes at the end. The problem I found with these three holes is that fruit flies can get into these holes. So I have to constantly connect the bread twice to put it in this container. Then I should see if I fight off some fruit flies. I wish I had another brand that didn't have holes on the end.

Ignore the reviews berating it for the holes. When used for their intended purpose, they're there for a very good reason - they eliminate the vacuum that would otherwise be created when the wrapper is pushed down to pull the bread out. That being said, here's my take on the rest. This is great for preventing the loaf from getting crushed when you're packing it for a camping or picnic, which is why I bought it. I took off a star because I wanted the lid to be a little tighter. It's not loose…

I keep reading the reviews and shaking my head. So if you have a complaint about this box, read this first. The bread does NOT come out of the bag! You put the whole bread in the bin along with the bag. The holes at the bottom help remove air as it goes down. Then, with the bread resting against the top opening, fold the bag over the edge and close the lid just above the bag by sliding the bag down the sides. If you use more bread, slide the bag down so the remaining load is closer to the top…

This Buddeez Buddy Bread Dispenser works exactly as advertised and I have never had an old or moldy loaf of bread since receiving it. The principle of his work is that you put the bread in a plastic bag. into the bread dispenser, then fold the plastic bag over the rim of the dispenser and snap the lid open. When you're in the mood for bread, simply remove the lid and peel open the wrapper. He is perfect. It also protects your bread from being crushed. After receiving one I ordered 2 more…

To use it, open the haversack and place it in the container. It has holes in the bottom to allow air to enter and exit from under the bag. Then pull the top of the pouch over the outside of the container. As a result, it does not let air through when you put the plastic lid on the container. My first bread in a container I didn't actually use, so after a sandwich or two it sat in my cupboard for about 3 weeks. On the same day I bought bagels that weren't in the container and had been moldy a…

Works great when used as directed. Before you buy, note that this is NOT for storing unwrapped bread. The container is used to store bread in a bag. The bag wraps around the rim of the container, allowing you to pull the bag down and the bread rises to the rim for easy dispensing. There are holes in the bottom (to make it easier to move the bag of bread up and down). So if you don't keep the bread in the bag it will quickly go stale and allow dirt/debris/bugs etc to get in..My only "complaint"…