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Q: storing nuts - refrigerate?
Q: storing nuts - refrigerate?
I understand that it is better to buy nuts in shells, then crack them
open shortly before eating them. (That way they are less likely to get
rancid.)
But what is the best way to store nuts (IN SHELLS) - in room
temperature, a refrigerator, or a freezer?
Thx
I understand that it is better to buy nuts in shells, then crack them
open shortly before eating them. (That way they are less likely to get
rancid.)
But what is the best way to store nuts (IN SHELLS) - in room
temperature, a refrigerator, or a freezer?
Thx
Re: Q: storing nuts - refrigerate?
bubbabu wrote:
> I understand that it is better to buy nuts in shells, then crack them
> open shortly before eating them. (That way they are less likely to get
> rancid.)
> But what is the best way to store nuts (IN SHELLS) - in room
> temperature, a refrigerator, or a freezer?
Nuts get rancid equally shelled or unshelled.
The best way to store nuts is to freeze them.
Peanut butter freezes well too.
Didja know that nuts were originally salted to act as a preservative,
to delay rancidity... sugar is a natural preservative too, that's why
peanut butter contains sugar.
bubbabu wrote:
> I understand that it is better to buy nuts in shells, then crack them
> open shortly before eating them. (That way they are less likely to get
> rancid.)
> But what is the best way to store nuts (IN SHELLS) - in room
> temperature, a refrigerator, or a freezer?
Nuts get rancid equally shelled or unshelled.
The best way to store nuts is to freeze them.
Peanut butter freezes well too.
Didja know that nuts were originally salted to act as a preservative,
to delay rancidity... sugar is a natural preservative too, that's why
peanut butter contains sugar.
Re: Q: storing nuts - refrigerate?
On May 3, 12:07 pm, Sheldon <PENMAR...@aol,com > wrote:
> Nuts get rancid equally shelled or unshelled.
<b>Equally</b>? Could you provide some evidence?
On May 3, 12:07 pm, Sheldon <PENMAR...@aol,com > wrote:
> Nuts get rancid equally shelled or unshelled.
<b>Equally</b>? Could you provide some evidence?
Re: Q: storing nuts - refrigerate?
bubbabu wrote:
> Sheldon wrote:
>
> > Nuts get rancid equally shelled or unshelled.
>
> <b>Equally</b>? =A0Could you provide some evidence?
I know it to be true is all that matters and it's you seeking the
information... I honestly don't give a fiddler's fuck what an
ungrateful douchbag the likes of you believes... ask anyone if I care,
they'll vouch for me.
Sheldon
bubbabu wrote:
> Sheldon wrote:
>
> > Nuts get rancid equally shelled or unshelled.
>
> <b>Equally</b>? =A0Could you provide some evidence?
I know it to be true is all that matters and it's you seeking the
information... I honestly don't give a fiddler's fuck what an
ungrateful douchbag the likes of you believes... ask anyone if I care,
they'll vouch for me.
Sheldon
Re: storing nuts - refrigerate?
<bubbabubbs@yahoo,com > wrote in message
news:1178210934.476152.273770@n59g2000hsh.googlegroups,com ...
>I understand that it is better to buy nuts in shells, then crack them
> open shortly before eating them. (That way they are less likely to get
> rancid.)
> But what is the best way to store nuts (IN SHELLS) - in room
> temperature, a refrigerator, or a freezer?
>
> Thx
In the freezer, for me. So many foods keep better there, and defrost without
assistance in a jiffy.
Felice
<bubbabubbs@yahoo,com > wrote in message
news:1178210934.476152.273770@n59g2000hsh.googlegroups,com ...
>I understand that it is better to buy nuts in shells, then crack them
> open shortly before eating them. (That way they are less likely to get
> rancid.)
> But what is the best way to store nuts (IN SHELLS) - in room
> temperature, a refrigerator, or a freezer?
>
> Thx
In the freezer, for me. So many foods keep better there, and defrost without
assistance in a jiffy.
Felice
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