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How long do sesame seeds last?

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First you need to rinse the pumpkin seeds under cold water and pick out all the pulp and strings. Next you need to place them in a single layer on an oiled baking sheet then bake on 325 Fahrenheit for 25 minutes.

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Due to their fat content, sesame seeds will become rancid. Figure about 3 months if kept cool and dry. Refrigerated storage might give 6 months. In the freezer, sesame seeds should keep for a year.

Plan your usage and storage when the seeds are purchased. If they are not put in the refrigerator for 2 months, the refrigerator storage will likely not be as long as you had hoped. If they are going bad when purchased, your storage isn't going to make a difference, so pay attention to the quality before buying them.

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Baked pumpkin seeds last for a very long time, about as long as unsalted peanuts would last.

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Pumpkin seeds are best dried or toasted in the oven. The outer white hull is edible. Un-hulled seeds are about a 1/2in. or more in length.

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25 minutes at 300 degrees

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15 minutes at 355 degrees

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25 minutes at 300 degrees

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It would be best to fry them until they look a little brown (unless you like them raw or burnt) which is a few minutes.

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20 trillion seconds but only if you fly into space and jump into the sun

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