What's the shelflife of wild rice ?
793046
I'm not sure, but it's at least three months. That's how long each bag lasts for me, and it keeps that long.
793047
I have kept high quality wild rice in an airtight glass container for at least 10 years.
793048
I am not sure because I always keep mine in the frig and that way it keeps forever and stays fresh.
793049
There may be a use-by date but as far as I know the stuff is indestructible. We used up a bunch of wild rice not less than five years on the shelf. I should think that an air-tight container would ensure a long shelf ife
1094255
Millet will keep for years. The lot I bought has a 2-year sell-by date stamp. Of course, fresher is always better for taste, but you don't need to worry about it going bad in six months like brown rice.
218411
I doubt it. It would dry and be too tough to eat. Any of the other rices will. My family has eaten sticky rice for 40 years. In fact, we soak the raw rice for 3 hours then steam it in a bamboo basket where no water touches the rice. That is what they do in Laos. Other countries boil it and make deserts out of it.
602040
Honestly, I dont know about shelf life. I do know that the food i ordered two years ago I just used and it was fine. The dehydrated foods just last.
2042219
I have other containers so I store produce. I chunked a watermelon and it was still fresh at about 10 days. My carrots cleaned and sliced in sticks, still good after 2 weeks. Washed and dried, I have yet to find any produce that doesn't keep for just under a month.
177304
I'm not sure of the shelf life exactly. However, I can tell you that we keep all of our grains (including this one) inside of an air tight container as shown in the picture and we generally mill and use all of the grains with no problem. I must balance this statement by mentioning that we have had a couple containers go "buggy" when the top has not been secured properly at some stage of the storage process. If this happens, it must be tossed. But, this has only happened a couple of times for us and never has happened with Mosher thus far. So other than contamination by insects due to poor storage, keep it cool and dry and wheat berries generally last years! I'm not sure of the shelf life exactly. However, I can tell you that we keep all of our grains (including this one) inside of an air tight container as shown in the picture and we generally mill and use all of the grains with no problem. I must balance this statement by mentioning that we have had a couple containers go "buggy" when the top has not been secured properly at some stage of the storage process. If this happens, it must be tossed. But, this has only happened a couple of times for us and never has happened with Mosher thus far. So other than contamination by insects due... » Read More I'm not sure of the shelf life exactly. However, I can tell you that we keep all of our grains (including this one) inside of an air tight container as shown in the picture and we generally mill and use all of the grains with no problem. I must balance this statement by mentioning that we have had a couple containers go "buggy" when the top has not been secured properly at some stage of the storage process. If this happens, it must be tossed. But, this has only happened a couple of times for us and never has happened with Mosher thus far. So other than contamination by insects due to poor storage, keep it cool and dry and wheat berries generally last years! « Show Less
1083710
The dried vegetables and fruits last up to 2 shelf years if they remain not opened, without a problem.
1425857
Optimum shelf life for unopened rolled oats is up to 8 years. whole oat groats in air tight (which the brown bag is not) storage in cool dry place should be longer. I repackaged in vacuum containers and they smell wonderful when I open them.
990960
Don't know the shelf life. You might want to ask the manufacturer. I kept it refrigerated after I opened it.
1978277
No answer ... my question, too! Suppose Amazon could persuade Barry farms to list the shelf life of their most popular dried foods? (not flours) I'm trying to organize a "Just in case another hurricane hits ..." kit.
122326
there is a self life to the water and food stuffs of fire years from packaging. there are some things that can be added by yoourself that have longer shelf lives like mre's that can last on the shelf for as much as ten years. i got this so i would have something in the truck if i ever got stuck on hiway during a winter storm when you might be there for a day or so. that down't happen too often but better to be ready for it.
1585568
yes, true basmati rice needs to age atleast 1 year to have flavor. Rice as long as kept dry and pest free can be stored for years.
963379
Sorry, Barry. I have no idea about shelf life. It never stay around our house that long.
83186
it appears to be the same rice as the smaller bags , but my big 25 pound bag developed moths within 5 months . I had it stored in totally airtight containers. It us being replaced but I a will hold judment on it for a couple months . I t may have been very old when I got it ...not sure what the problem was, rice should have a long shelf life?????
819553
I keep mine in a cool dry place (cupboard) and have had no problems with expiring for two years and running. I noticed no appreciable degradation in taste or function even after two years in the cupboard. I eat it when the desire hits me and when it does, I might eat nothing but for days on end. I have even bought my own medium grain rice and ground it in my Kitchen Aide blender and just cooked it whenever. I tried the freezer route but it went bad on me. Somehow got ice crystals in it. Then someone told me to just keep it dry and it should stay good. It works for me so far...after a couple of years or so and still appears fine. I made a pot of it not too long ago and it tasted great. Good luck.
1940182
Sorry, I have no idea. I donate it to my shelter and I don't think it ever gets even close to its shelf life!
62467
I don't know the shelf life of a 50-lb bag, if left unopened. We opened ours on 13 February 2014, filled the steel cut oats into any large (preferably glass) jars with screw-top lids, and as of today we have about 3 to 4 cups left. It saved many trips to Whole Foods where we used to buy it from their self-serve open containers. When we re-order, we'll ask if ORGANIC is available. Quality was good in our transferred-to-glass-jars oats. No bugs.