can you store un-opened bag in pantry...? can you store opened bag in mason jars ..?
372363
yes the un-opened can be stored at room temp. I usually keep opened yeast in Tupperware container and keep refilling an old yeast jar I kept from years ago.
372364
It's a big bag of yeast I store a small amount in glass in pantry and the rest in the freezer. I make bread every week and buy yeast in bulk. Hope this answers your question.
372365
Hello, I keep the opened bag in the freezer (in glass jar) and un-opened in pantry.Yeast are working very good.
372366
You can but it depends on how fast you will using it. The unopened pkg can be stored in the pantry but once its open its better if you store the yeast in the mason jars in the fridge or freezer.
372367
I keep my unopened bags in the pantry. Once i open it i transfer it to a zip baggie and keep it in the frige. I honestly dont know if you shouldnt keep it in the pantry. I do know that the frige prolongs the life of your yeast.
372368
Unopened bag will store almost indefinitely keep it in a cool place. I put the open bag in a mason jar and have stored it in my refrigerator up to two years without noticeable deterioration. Be sure to proof your yeast as you use it, that is the best way to know your rise will be right. Hope this helps, John
372369
I store unopened bags in my freezer. I refill a mason jar as needed, and keep the mason jar in my refrigerator. I have never had a problem with it. If you want to store it without low temperatures, you may want to contact Red Star and ask them.
372370
I normally put the 2nd bag in the freezer. I've had some frozen for 6-12 months and it works just fine once I open it. What I have open is in an air tight jar and it keeps fine as well in the refrigerator for months.
372371
I keep mine in a glass container with an airtight seal. Unopened is stored in the cabinet as I don't have freezer space, but it's a fairly cool place. Keep the open container (which is in the glass container) in a cool place as well. I've used it recently and after months of storage it's just as alive.
2139521
I've never refrigerated this bag even once opened. I've kept it around for a few weeks without any issue. However, I don't see how putting it in fridge would hurt it either.
1178434
I store both opened and unopened packages in the refrigerator. After opening the bag, I fold shut and reseal the open end with a bag clip or a large rubber band, then I place it in a one gallon plastic zip bag, press out the air and seal. This keeps it moist since it may take months to use a bag.
990052
Do not refrigerate it tends to harden. It can be stored at room temperature out of direct sunlight. Like in a pantry. You can freeze unopened jars.
2274485
You can store them in your cabinet since they have no liquid in them. keep them sealed and out of sunlight and moisture. I buy several bags at once and they stay fresh for many months. 1 bag I kept for a year and it was still potent. How I know that is because when I started taking it gave me very vivid dreams and the 1 year old stuff did the same for me.
1238951
I've kept the bag on the pantry shelf and it has stored just fine for almost a year. No noticeable spoilage. But I'm no expert. (Never even considered the fridge as I keep all my dry baking goods in the pantry.)
2160996
I keep mine in a large glass jar so I can seal it tightly and keep out moisture. I generally use the full bag within 3 months and have not had any problems, although in a humid zone you may need to worry about mold. My sister has let hers go over six months without issue, but for best usage I would perhaps freeze a portion if you aren't going to be using it regularly.
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You should never store flour in cloth bags because of easy insect infestation. Flours should be stored in air tight containers. If you have flour in a bag, there's a good chance that infestation happened at some point but all you need to do is to freeze that bag for a month or more and it will kill anything that may have come to munch. lol I bought a large amount of wheat grains from a farm coop and they came in plastic bags but they told me that due to storage, it's only natural that some infestation takes place and instructed me to freeze the grain. I did and then vacuum sealed the clean grain in gallon Mason food jars. Perfect. You should never store flour in cloth bags because of easy insect infestation. Flours should be stored in air tight containers. If you have flour in a bag, there's a good chance that infestation happened at some point but all you need to do is to freeze that bag for a month or more and it will kill anything that may have come to munch. lol I bought a large amount of wheat grains from a farm coop and they came in plastic bags but they told me that due to storage, it's only natural that some infestation takes place and instructed me to freeze the grain. I did and then vacuum sealed the clean... » Read More You should never store flour in cloth bags because of easy insect infestation. Flours should be stored in air tight containers. If you have flour in a bag, there's a good chance that infestation happened at some point but all you need to do is to freeze that bag for a month or more and it will kill anything that may have come to munch. lol I bought a large amount of wheat grains from a farm coop and they came in plastic bags but they told me that due to storage, it's only natural that some infestation takes place and instructed me to freeze the grain. I did and then vacuum sealed the clean grain in gallon Mason food jars. Perfect. « Show Less
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I keep mine in canning jars -- you know, mason jars and the like. and those I keep in a dark cool place. With taht approach you can literally keep them for quite a few years. Personally, I'd avoid zip-loc's -- they're plastic and do drop volatiles, albeit at a very slow, non-dangerous rate, but even so -- and the jars even look cooler! :}
749239
It is definitely not a resealable bag. What I do is, I have one big plastic container to store half the bag. Then I tie the end of the bag, then store it in the pantry. Popcorn still remains fresh!
1651305
No need for refrigeration, they've lasted a couple of weeks in the pantry opened....(it comes in a .zip resealable bag). I've never had a bag no longer than two weeks before it was fully eaten, and they were still very fresh...
699446
It is not resealable. I have a vacuum sealer, so I put what I was going to use in a jar and resealed the rest in vacuum bag. You can freeze it after opening in a regular ziplock too.
691395
To my knowEdgE YOU can not seal jars. I have this unit and don't see how. It is great for everything else as long S YOU USE THE BAGS.
1341980
Use ziplock freezer bags to store - no freezing needed; cut n parts & place n separate bags to use as needed. It's wonderful!!! Enjoy!!!!
2064982
It can be stored in the pantry until you open it and then it needs to be in the fridge. It actually says refrigerate after opening on the container. My ex roommate left it out and it turned to mush.
1892175
This came to me in a sealed bag. Once you open it, it must be put into a jar or tupperware. The bag is not resealable
225306
They have a long shelf life. I just keep them unopened in the pantry. Once opened, I store the opened bag in a gallon ziplock bag for several months with no problem.