Re: Need to freeze sprouted whole grains?

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Its a tough call...because grains are built for storage as long as

they aren't germinated or are ground into a flour.

Germinated grains might not store as well but supposedly some

traditional people let their grains germinate partially before

harvesting...forget where I read that though...

I would feel fine storing them at cooler temps (70F) in an airtight

container for a few months. Just make sure they feel kinda crispy

which is a way to make sure they are completely dry.

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--- In , " ccbmamma " <caroleebol@...>

wrote:

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> Hi, does anyone know if, after you sprout and dehydrate whole grains,

> it's necessary to store them in the freezer or if you can just put

> them in an airtight container at room temp? Wondering if sprouted

> whole grains go rancid faster than non-sprouted whole grains...

>

> Thank you!

> Carolee

>