Those colorful plastic clips that keep our loaves of bread closed in between grabbing slices are more than just a decoration — they’re the key to freshness.

These bread tags (also called bread tabs, bread ties, bread clips, or bread buckles) are typically a quadrangle with a hole on one side that is used to keep the bread bag closed.

Bread tags and electrical cables go together quite well when it comes to organization. This time, a plastic bread clip can be ...

Most of the bread you'll find on U.S. supermarket shelves arrives housed in plastic wrappers closed by colored twist tags or plastic tabs. The tabs serve a purpose besides aiding in keeping the ...

Use a comparable object that's small and sturdy like a paper clip or a guitar pick to accomplish the same task. Read the ...

Plastic bread tags can work well as a replacement for conventional ties, and they save you from buying more stuff. It's easiest to use bread ties to wrap loose cables when not in use.

Those harmless looking plastic tags that tie off your bread bag are potential killers if swallowed, as two recently published Australian case studies have shown. The two studies were published in ...