Shop Salvage and Get Creative. This homeowner had just $5,000 to build her kitchen. She scored big by going to a restaurant supply and salvage store, where she purchased a commercial oven, refrigerator, rolling carts and shelves, and even the kitchen sink for a fraction of retail price.
For Long Term Storage (more than three weeks): Wrap bread tightly in plastic wrap. Then, wrap it again in foil or freezer paper. Write the date on your bread before sticking it in the freezer; then, try to use it within six months. For Rolls and Buns: Place them inside a freezer bag, and seal tightly.
I've been freezing all types of bread for over 30 years with no apparent adverse effects. One plus for me is making bread cubes for stuffings. I usually buy the least expensive sliced bread. Freeze until firm, then slice it, three slices at a time, into cubes. Once cubed I dry them in my food dehydrator. Easy as pie. I also make pullman bread, which is baked in a very long (16-inch) pan.