How do you store them?
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I had a plastic bucket from wheat I bought from another company. I put them in that. You could probably use a large tupperware container or flour canister.
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I store them in a food safe plastic storage bucket bucket. The lid has a gasket around the screw on lid. I've been using them for years and my wheat berries last a long time. Also, I store the bucket in a mostly cool dry area. The buckets are really nice for large quantities of wheat, rice, beans, etc.
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You can get 5 gallon buckets and lids from Home Depot or here is an Amazon link Gamma Seal Lid With 5 Gallon White Bucket - 90 Mil, BPA Free, Food Grade Plastic Pail - Gamma2 Screw Seal Tight Lid (Blue)
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In a cool, dry place. Seal them in some way to keep the little critters away. Your refrigerator would also be a great place to store them. They keep for a really, really long time if you're careful with them.
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I have stored them just like how they come and have had no problems. If they do dry out a bit you can rehydrate them with a little soak. I stored mine in the cupboard. Happy gardening!
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I store mine in 5 gallon buckets with sealed lids in a cool dry place, it keeps great for 1 year as its used up by then.
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I store them in the hidden pockets. The playtex and the munchkin brand sippy cups fit perfectly.
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Sorry but I always store them on the side in a hanging folder. It's easier to pull out papers without having to take out the whole folder which you would have to do if it was standing vertically. Hope this helps.
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They should be kept in an air tight container -- but you could store them in the fridge or even the freezer. Albanese also has a website you could visit for details or questions. http://www.albanesecandy.com/
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I am a personal trainer and I store them at the facility where I work. I agree they are difficult to store.
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It depends on how you store them, and how much of a perfectionist you are. I vacuum seal them in quart mason jars as soon as I receive them, and store them in a low cool cabinet. They are fine for 6 months.
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You will need some kind of container for them. They do not stand on their own.
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I don't know, Steven. We go through them pretty quick. I do keep them in a zip lock bag, squeezing as much air out as possible, and store them in the refrigerator.
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We keep them stored in the wooden box they came in but I guess you could store them in any small toy bin or bucket.
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I'm sorry I have no idea because mine are stored in area that is protected from the elements. :(
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I think that would be a great idea. You want to store them in a dry place, so I think sealing them up would work well.
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I just lay them in the storage compartment of my camper. I make sure they're sitting on top of anything else that might be in there. 2 years later, they are still fine.
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I just keep them in their bag, put that inside a freezer bag and store it in my fridge.
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I keep mine in a mason jar. They store very well and last a very long time. I'm probably 2 year in on my first purchase.
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You can store these on their side, but there is only a thin edge, so they will not stand up on their own.