60-Second Video Tips: How to Store Pantry Staples

What's the point of pantry staples if they're not reliably fresh? Keep your ingredients living longer with Test Kitchen storage tips from Christine Liu.

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Howto & Style

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• flour
• butter
• oil
• nuts
• chocolate
• pantry
• ingredients
• storing
• storage
• food
• cooking
• kitchen
• recipe
• cook
• recipes

[rbav1]

Who has nuts around long enough for them to get rancid? What self control!

[PerfectionObsessive]

@lilhiphopgirl101 yes, but I gotten to that too. : (

[lilhiphopgirl101]

@PerfectionObsessive Maybe chocolate that is used for baking?

[warrenpattison]

Yet more reasons to buy that deep freeze...

[PerfectionObsessive]

Why was there chocolate in the pantry? I never have chocolate that I haven't gotten to yet.

[zh4k]

thanks, I think everyone always asks questions on these so I would love to hear more given your experience