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6. Storage Of Dried Fruit
All varieties of dried fruits will last a long time if properly stored in the refrigerator. Refrigerate your basic supply as soon as it arrives. Store it in tightly closed containers or pliofilm bags, transferring small amounts for current use to smaller, more accessible containers, so that the larger supply will not be subjected to frequent “out-again and in-again” changes of temperature. I have never noticed any loss of flavor, nor had any spoilage, even when I have occasionally had supplies almost a year before they were all used. I buy them mostly from Jaffe, and buy a good supply when the varieties we like are available. Of course, you should always use the oldest supplies first.
- 1. Changing To A Nutritionally Superior Diet
- 2. Let’s Go Shopping
- 3. Fruits
- 4. Storage Of Foods
- 5. Storage Of Fresh Fruit
- 6. Storage Of Dried Fruit
- 7. Nuts And Seeds
- 8. Storage Of Nuts And Seeds
- 9. Questions & Answers
- Article #1: Does Freezing Harm Foods? By Marti Fry
- Article #2: Your Probing Mind – Queries with answers By Virginia Vetrano, B.S., D.C.
- Article #3: Figs
- Article #4: Imagine Avocados—As A Dieter’s Delight By Lincoln Kaye
- Article #5: “Natural” Foods
Raw Food Explained: Life Science
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