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How Long Will Rice Last In A Sealed Container?


beauregard

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Assuming it's uncooked rice, it should last a long time. But you may find it cooks up harder than newer rice. When that happens, I compensate by adding more water than I usually use (I usually use about 1:1.1 rice:water, but with older rice I might use 1:1.25 or so).

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Isn't some rice purposely aged?

I have been using a big container of rice that has been in my freezer for a couple of years - it's an organic brown rice - a friend gave me a 25-pound bag which I transferred to a plastic storage container and stuck in the freezer. It cooks up the same as it did when I first got it.

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