Guess what I found?
#81
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Round Rock,Texas
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Originally Posted by Dee
Originally Posted by Rosyhf
I make my own bread and I have a 25 lb bag now but it's not the fabric one. I wish I knew...anyway, even if we stock up rice, beans, flour because of coming shortages....weebles will get in the stuff....it happen to my rice all the time. I think the egge come with the rice and just hatch later....
Also, use the bayleaves.
#82
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Round Rock,Texas
Posts: 6,135
Originally Posted by Marilyn Philips
Reminds me of the old metal Premium soda cracker can that I still keep my crackers in. I don't think they have used these in many years and I wouldn't part with mine.
#84
Originally Posted by Rosyhf
I make my own bread and I have a 25 lb bag now but it's not the fabric one. I wish I knew...anyway, even if we stock up rice, beans, flour because of coming shortages....weebles will get in the stuff....it happen to my rice all the time. I think the egge come with the rice and just hatch later....
#85
I bake bread twice a week and store large amounts of different flours. I seal them in plastic bags with 3-4 bay leaves, freeze them for 2-3 days, store in a dark, dry place and have never had a bug of any type. I have flour that is 4 years old and still makes very fine bread. I try to get Amish flour when I can as it is more pure and less fine and makes better bread. You can do the same for beans. Oh yes, label and date so you can rotate, I take from the back and store from the front.
#86
Originally Posted by purplefiend
I always store my rice and flours in the freezer. It kills the bug
eggs and they don't hatch. I use whole wheat flours and have found that storing it in the freezer prevents it from going rancid.
eggs and they don't hatch. I use whole wheat flours and have found that storing it in the freezer prevents it from going rancid.