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A push grows to reopen Lubbock’s historic bread thrift stores to combat rising food costs and waste.
A renewed push to revive Lubbock’s historic bread thrift stores—once offering affordable baked goods like fried pies and bread—has gained traction amid rising food insecurity and grocery costs in 2025.
These stores, which sold day-old or surplus items at low prices, are seen as a practical solution to reduce food waste and support struggling families.
While similar models already exist through discounted baked goods and donations, advocates are calling for a dedicated food thrift store, citing the closure of local landmarks like Mrs. Baird’s Bakery as a reminder of the community’s need for accessible, fresh food options.
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Crece el impulso para reabrir los almacenes históricos de pan de Lubbock para combatir el aumento de los costos de los alimentos y el desperdicio.