Store Dry Goods in Refrigerator or Freezer

Date: 10/06/2009 Topics: Food Tips & Info > Storage | Pest Control > Pantry Pests

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Store your legumes, flour, oatmeal and nuts in the fridge or freezer. They won't get weevils or insects, and will last longer.

By Dorty from SA

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RE: Store Staples in Refrigerator or Freezer

By deebomb (66) Profile Contact

I just freeze my staples a couple of days and that will kill those weevil.
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