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    1. whiteraven4 on

      I guess you could try to peel it off. But why does it matter if it’s broken? Take a picture if you need the data for tracking or something?

    2. That way, you can’t take an extra slice or two out of one bag and put it into the one you buy (with the price for the original amount on the sticker), and you can be sure no other customer took out a slice or two from the bag you’re buying, or touched / spat on / … your bread.

      You shouldn’t keep bread in a plastic bag at home anyway, as it will very quickly go moldy that way, from the trapped moisture. So not being able to open the bag without damaging it is really not an issue.

    3. thewindinthewillows on

      That bag is made to be destroyed. You shouldn’t keep your bread in it in any case. Sliced bread in a container that does not allow moisture to escape means mold.

    4. Strict-Internet-4924 on

      Depends on where the sticker is, but generally a scissor helps u barbarian.

    5. Bread is not to be kept in plastic bags, anyways. Too much moisture build up, too little ventilation. If you insist on keeping it in there, destroying it and putting as much holes in the bag is the best thing you can to, honestly.

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