2012 Quick Tip Week: Butter Bread Before Toasting
Originally posted by Tracy on May 10, 2012
Photograph Credit: Microsoft Images
Our week of quick tips is over halfway complete.
If you missed any of the four quick tips from this week, you can click on these links:
#1 – Designated space for “to be filed” paperwork,
#2 – Use disinfecting wipes for quick cleanings,
#3 – Keep your brainstorming notes, and
The fifth tip comes from my children’s food preferences.
Quick Tip #5: Butter Bread before Toasting
In teaching my children to eat the entire slice of bread, including the crust, I have learned to keep the crust soft.
When bread gets toasted, the hard crust makes eating difficult. With their little mouths, my children enjoy soft bread with melted butter.
To keep the crust soft and still get a light toast to the bread, I butter the bread before toasting in my toaster oven. The butter keeps the entire slice of bread soft, and my children willingly eat the entire piece of bread.
This little tip helps to save our family money since my children are receiving the nutrients from the entire slice of bread without wasting food.
In using time wisely, I butter bread before toasting. By eating the entire slice, my children do not need extra slices which saves me money, energy, and time.
As you feed your picky children, who do not like the hard crust on toast, butter bread before toasting. If your children are like mine, then they may eat the entire slice which will save you money, energy, and time. Happy savings!
Question: Do your children eat the entire slice of toast?