Weevils form in flour because the adults lay their eggs in the flour. During manufacturing, the government regulations allows a certain percentage of weevil eggs in the flour.
If they're in your flour, you can sift them out and then put the flour in an airtight container.
no. weevils are not harmful. If it is found in flour, then start over with cooking
No. A weevil is a type of beetle and a flour mite is a (smaller) pest which is greyish white.
The only problem would be if you told anyone about it. It is just a little extra protein. That may upset some people, but if you run the flour through a shifter, that should get rid of most of the weevils and there are no diseases carried by weevils. People may not want to think about it, but we all eat a fair amount of bugs every day. The USDA even has an acceptable amount of bug content in breakfast cereal. If you absolutely must use the flour, a very fine sieve should separate out the weevils. Freeze the flour for at least two days first, to kill the insects. However if you can simply buy more flour, do so: any large infestation can affect flavors. If weevils are a recurring problem for you, wrap your flour packages in plastic and keep them in the fridge. Because the weevils could well be invisible but present before you buy the flour or other dry goods, freeze the package for two days before refrigerating; this will kill off any eggs or larvae. When you find weevils present in dry foods, wrap the package in plastic and dispose in the bin. You must also vacuum the cupboards where the weevils were found and then wipe thoroughly with a damp cloth.
A smart man always chooses the lesser of two weevil's. <><><> Good pun- but truly, a weevil is a type of insect- as in "The cotton crop was destroyed by the boll weevils." Or "The flour was infested with weevils."
Yes, you can. It keeps the flour fresh and free of bugs and weavils.
throw all the flour products away...buy new pruducts, keep in ziplocks and store in the freezer.
Flour in water form a nonhomogeneous mixture.
Storing dry goods in the freezer, especially in hot, humid weather, will help keep it fresh longer and keep the weevils out.
If you put just a little flour in a lot of water, it will. If you put just a little water in a lot of flour, it will form dumpling dough.
No. Flour does not dissolve with water. So they do not form a solution.
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