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> The reality that many people buying it don't know how to cook, let alone bake. Based on? > not likely Again, based on what? Your intuition? You have some
by guerrilla 7y ago
> The reality that many people buying it don't know how to cook, let alone bake.
Based on?
> not likely
Again, based on what? Your intuition? You have some data correlating flour purchases with people unable to bake (and apparently unmotivated to use a search engine or read expiration dates)?
Storing flour in a sealed container extends its lifespan. Freezing it even more so. Anyone can easily learn these facts if so motivated.
- blihp 7y agoBased on a lifetime of anecdotal evidence and the application of logic and common sense. Not everything in this world requires citing references and applying the scientific method.
- olyjohn 7y agoIs a pig's ass pork? Is the Pope Catholic? Does a bear shit in the woods? Gonna need some data and studies to back that up...
- fock 7y agoI really think there's a lot of stuff easier to prepare and of much better nutritional value you can put in a freezer (which generally only works until power runs out). But hey, let's buy 100lbs of flour and put it in a freezer because we can do that....