If you grew up outside of New England, you likely haven’t heard of canned bread or associate it with that one episode of Spongebob Squarepants. But as strange as it sounds, B&M Canned Brown Bread (with or without raisins) is a classic dish for New Englanders. Read on to learn what canned bread is, how you’re supposed to eat it, and how you can make your own at home.
What's the Deal With Canned Bread?
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