Can you serve leftover bread from a meat meal at a dairy meal? 🍞

What can I do with the leftover bread that  I have from a meat meal? Can I serve it at   a dairy meal? If a person has bread at the  meal, but they're careful. They remove it   before the meat comes to the table or they  watch it to make sure that nobody handles   it during the meal. It never got any residue of  meat on it. So then that bread is still pareve,   and it can be served at a dairy meal. If a person  slices the bread and handle them during the meal,   those slices of bread are considered meat, and  they should not be served at a dairy meal. If you   have the bread that's still on the table, but it's  still on the cutting board, or it's in the basket,   it could be served at a dairy meal. But there's a  custom not to use that as well. If you serve it at   the beginning of a dairy meal, but not together  with actual cheese, that's okay. You can eat   it and then have the cheese afterwards, but you  shouldn't make a sandwich or melt cheese on it.