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Old 07-28-2004, 12:43 PM
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Default the life of rye

how long will rye flour last in an air tight container

i bake rye about 3 times a year and this has ben a nagging concern. i ben throwing it out every time i make a new loaf my pocket books complaining
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In the wheat berry it is the germ that is made up largely of fat that goes rancid after a time and spoils the wholewheat flour. Is that true with rye? I don't know.

How about if you shop at a place that sells bulk flour and just buy what you need at the time and avoid the waste?

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I keep mine in the freezer(at home) and it seems to help.
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good idea i will see if i can find a place to buy just what i need
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