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Old Mon, Jan-20-03, 11:52
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I have just stocked up on low carb baking supplies for the first time and I 've read that as opposed to the high carb stuff, you should store some things in the fridge. I have my flax meal in there, but what about soy flour, gluten flour, nut flours, Protein Isolate? What things are Ok in a sealed jar in the cupboard and what should I store in the refridgerator? Thanks!
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The nut flours. They have a high fat content that will go rancid. Because they've been ground, it makes them even more susceptible.

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