is it safe to store dry food?
292018
I don't store dry food in mine. I use it for office supplies. The seal isn't air proof.
996553
I store mine in a plastic container that locks tightly. The primary reason for that is to keep insects out. Rice will keep for months in a cool, dry space.
1083709
Dried fruits and vegetables generally will last up to one year when stored in a dry environment.
4112
I only use mylar bags to stored dry goods. Like rices and beans. Don't think it will do any harmed to the dry foods at all. As for dried veggies and herbs I used vacuum sealed mason jars.
822795
In small print on the container the instructions are to store in a cool, dry place, best if refrigerated. Hope this helps. I really recommend this product. It has helped me immensely. LS
1585570
Yes, as long as it has been dry. I always buy in large bags and just store it in covered jars. No need to refrigerate rice.
718879
I store it in the fridge normally in the original bagand it keeps very well. As long as you keep it in an airtight container, cool/cold and dry it should be alright.
1083683
This mess kit is not designed for storing food that could possibly leak. Dry food, such as instant oatmeal or dry cereal and condiments in zip lock bags should be fine. So you are aware, when the kit is closed it is "not" water proof. It's function is as a food tray and "sometimes" as a cooking pan. I would not recommend using it regularly to cook in.
266655
It depends upon how they are kept. They should be kept in a cool, dry location in an airtight container. I have kept them safely for a year following these procedures.
545456
I'm not storing them outside, indoor as a matter of fact. Its been safe so far. Its the best answer I can give you.
387238
Most dried ones are preserved with some chemical that's not really harmful. They smell and taste much better than fresh ones.
540308
Keep it out of sunlight and store it in a cool, dry, and dark place. It doesn't matter where really, I use my pantry.
2050341
No, not necessarily. They can be stored in airtight container until next use. They are very dry. I've had mine for months stored this way..
1779127
Yes.....when looking at item , go to features and click to expand to more info about this. There it says up to 16 oz of sugar or some other dry goods can be stored. Try to remember that a lot of these items have an expandable feature to click on to get even more info on what U might be interested in. Your welcome..... Go and be free to explore. �
132375
Instructions on box state "store in cool, dry place. Do not freeze or place in direct sunlight". Refrigeration is not required.
893975
this from Amazing grass webpage ' Bottom line, if you have the ability to store open containers in your refrigerator or freezer, that is preferred storage method, but our products should be fine to consume as long as they are stored in a cool dry place.'I have mine in fridge
1410162
The capsuls may be sensitive to damp/humid air,so I suggest storing in a cool,dry place,I`ve used capsuls from last year with no problems.