Re: almond/cocunt flour/? for Stacey

[Guest guest]

Hey ,

At first I just used ordinary freezer bags but I was at the grocery store and

found a couple of tubs that said they were freezer safe and ended up buying them

because I like that kind of organization. But really the freezer bags have

worked perfectly for me in the past and they're definitely less expensive!

Stacey

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> > This question has probably already been asked and answered, but I just

> > thought I'd ask again.

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> > Is anyone ordering their almond/coconut flour online?

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> > How much do you get in one order? Do you freeze it? Does that seem to

> > work?

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> > Thank you,

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[Guest guest]

OK - thanks! That will make life a little easier!

Subject: Re: almond/cocunt flour/? for StaceyTo: BTVC-SCD Date: Saturday, January 23, 2010, 4:22 PM

Hey ,At first I just used ordinary freezer bags but I was at the grocery store and found a couple of tubs that said they were freezer safe and ended up buying them because I like that kind of organization. But really the freezer bags have worked perfectly for me in the past and they're definitely less expensive!Stacey> >> > This question has probably already been asked and answered, but I just> > thought I'd ask again. > > > > > > > > Is anyone ordering their almond/coconut flour online?> > > > How much do you get in one order? Do you freeze it? Does that seem to> > work?> > > > > > > > Thank you, > > > > > >>

[Guest guest]

I just received my 25 lb order of almond flour from Honeyville today

- What did you put it in to freeze it?

I have both almond and coconut flour in the freezer and I didn't put

them in anything special. The bags were fairly heavy so I have just

used those. Some of it has been there six months (because I can't

bake yet) and it's fine so far.

[Guest guest]

> Hi Stacey,>  > I just received my 25 lb order of almond flour from Honeyville today - > What did you put it in to freeze it?  I talked to a customer service > person there who said to freeze it in mason jars, but I read somewhere > that there are special mason jars for freezing, and now I'm not sure if > I should use my regular mason jars to freeze it or not.>  > Thank you,> The almond flour from Honeyville comes in large recloseable plastic bags. You can just throw those in the freezer. I do it all the time.n>> >>> > Subject: Re: almond/cocunt flour> To: BTVC-SCD > Date: Saturday, January 23, 2010, 2:48 AM>>>  >>>> I just recently started getting my almond flour from Honeyville. They > had a discount going so I bought 25 lbs and froze most of it. It's > pretty great stuff . I also bought coconut flour from Tropical > Traditions (10 lbs I think - I don't use it quite as frequently.. .they > also had a deal) and froze it. I've frozen both before and it seems to > work great.> Stacey>> >>>> This question has probably already been asked and answered, but I just>> thought I'd ask again.>>>>>>>> Is anyone ordering their almond/coconut flour online?>>>> How much do you get in one order? Do you freeze it? Does that seem to>> work?>>>>>>>> Thank you,>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>-- Now available. A fine gift for cat lovers:Confessions of a Cataholic: My Life With the 10 Cats Who Caused My Addictionby n Van Tilwww.wordpowerpublishing.com ; signed copies; free shipping in U.S., reduced shipping elsewhere

[Guest guest]

Mine didn't. I ordered 25 lbs and it came in a large plastic bag but wasn't

resealable, that's why I had to repack it. Well...that and because it's a lot

easier to fit, space-wise, if it's broken up

Stacey

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> The almond flour from Honeyville comes in large recloseable plastic bags.

> You can just throw those in the freezer. I do it all the time.

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[Guest guest]



Hi . I generally use Ziploc ® bags to freeze almond flour or pecan flour.

I use freezable canning jars for liquids. If the jar has a shoulder, so that the diameter of the lid is smaller than the diameter of the jar, the jar shouldn't be used in the freezer. If the threads of the lid are in line with the widest part of the jar, so that the jar has no shoulders, the jar can be used in the freezer.

Hope this helps.

Ellen in Toronto, Canada (not ordering almond flour online yet)

Mayhorn wrote in BTVC-SCD Friday, January 22, 2010 10:23 PM

Subject: Re: Re: almond/cocunt flour/? for Stacey

Hi Stacey,

I just received my 25 lb order of almond flour from Honeyville today - What did you put it in to freeze it? I talked to a customer service person there who said to freeze it in mason jars, but I read somewhere that there are special mason jars for freezing, and now I'm not sure if I should use my regular mason jars to freeze it or not.

Thank you,

Subject: Re: almond/cocunt flourTo: BTVC-SCD Date: Saturday, January 23, 2010, 2:48 AM

I just recently started getting my almond flour from Honeyville. They had a discount going so I bought 25 lbs and froze most of it. It's pretty great stuff . I also bought coconut flour from Tropical Traditions (10 lbs I think - I don't use it quite as frequently.. .they also had a deal) and froze it. I've frozen both before and it seems to work great.Stacey>> This question has probably already been asked and answered, but I just> thought I'd ask again. > > > > Is anyone ordering their almond/coconut flour online?> > How much do you get in one order? Do you freeze it? Does that seem to> work?> > > > Thank you, > > >

[Guest guest]



Hi . I generally use Ziploc ® bags to freeze almond flour or pecan flour.

I use freezable canning jars for liquids. If the jar has a shoulder, so that the diameter of the lid is smaller than the diameter of the jar, the jar shouldn't be used in the freezer. If the threads of the lid are in line with the widest part of the jar, so that the jar has no shoulders, the jar can be used in the freezer.

Hope this helps.

Ellen in Toronto, Canada (not ordering almond flour online yet)

Mayhorn wrote in BTVC-SCD Friday, January 22, 2010 10:23 PM

Subject: Re: Re: almond/cocunt flour/? for Stacey

Hi Stacey,

I just received my 25 lb order of almond flour from Honeyville today - What did you put it in to freeze it? I talked to a customer service person there who said to freeze it in mason jars, but I read somewhere that there are special mason jars for freezing, and now I'm not sure if I should use my regular mason jars to freeze it or not.

Thank you,

Subject: Re: almond/cocunt flourTo: BTVC-SCD Date: Saturday, January 23, 2010, 2:48 AM

I just recently started getting my almond flour from Honeyville. They had a discount going so I bought 25 lbs and froze most of it. It's pretty great stuff . I also bought coconut flour from Tropical Traditions (10 lbs I think - I don't use it quite as frequently.. .they also had a deal) and froze it. I've frozen both before and it seems to work great.Stacey>> This question has probably already been asked and answered, but I just> thought I'd ask again. > > > > Is anyone ordering their almond/coconut flour online?> > How much do you get in one order? Do you freeze it? Does that seem to> work?> > > > Thank you, > > >