How do you store your longterm flour and grain??
Do you use whole grain and grind it when needed?
Can i grow grain? wheat?
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Flour & grain storage??
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Flour & grain storage??
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Re: Flour & grain storage??
At one time Iwas grinding my own flour. Whole grain keeps longer. Whole wheat flour ground at home spoils quickly.
I kept my wheat in food grade plastic buckets. Fill with wheat, stick a Co2 hose in the bottom, and purge the air. Snap on the lid.
Argon would work to, but is more expensive.
I kept my wheat in food grade plastic buckets. Fill with wheat, stick a Co2 hose in the bottom, and purge the air. Snap on the lid.
Argon would work to, but is more expensive.
Best,
Mike
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