Freezing Dry Goods

Date: 10/22/2004 Topic: Food Tips and Info > Storage

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I put all my new packages of flour and macaroni into the freezer or refrigerator and never worry about it going bad or buggy. All is fresh when I need it.

By ginny

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RE: Freezing Dry Goods

Post By Linne Dodds (Guest Post) (10/22/2004)

Please I am not being snooty,just frustrated. How does one find a Fridge big enough to hold everything,food & non food that is supposed to go in it? I have an 18 footer & all I have room for is food ,drinks& some Polaroid film.
I have read at the very least,that it's good to put in Film, Videotapes ,panty hose, grain products & cosmetics. Probably dvds,cds & cassetes too.
We'd need 4 maybe 5 fridges.

RE: Freezing Dry Goods

Post by lannwashburn (12) | (10/22/2004)

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what a great idea! WE have problems with buggies infesting our cupboards, and we've tried everything to get rid of them, took everything out and wiped everything down, put down bay leaves because we heard that helps keep them away, but we can't leave any unsealed dry goods out in the cupboard at all.

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