Air from oil when you cook crispy food comes out of the food making it less crispy but when you put it in the air-tight containers , the air cannot escape so the crispy food remains crispy.
One crispy food that will be become soft when left in the open and only retain their crispiness when kept in airtight tins are crackers.
Clay was about the only material the ancient Greeks had with which to make containers that were water-tight.
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All food spoils. Whether it's freeze dried or dehydrated can make it last longer in sealed containers. All food will inevitably spoil. Like your soul.
It is not recommended that you do so. Whenever possible you should try to give only fish food to your goldfish. Don't give it food that you eat because it could kill them.
Food was stored in barrels probably to keep food fresh longer. Kind of like the plastic containers we put our leftovers in tody only back then they didn't have that so they used barrels
you cant. only if you have enough money to buy them. but there is only a certain amount of containers.
If you make your own baby food, try using ice cube trays and placing the frozen cubes in plastic bags. They take up less space than containers or jars. You also avoid having unused leftovers from full containers by defrosting only the amount needed.
The air in the environment contains moisture, which the crackers would absorb if they were not kept in an airtight tin. Keeping them in a tin prevents them from being exposed to a lot of moisture (there's still a little in the tin, but not nearly as much as their would be if the crackers were kept out in the open), hence they retain their crispness.
When weighing foods in containers, you must adjust the scale by taring the scale with the empty container first. This means you place the empty container on the scale and press the tare button to zero out the weight. Then, you can add the food to the container, and the scale will display only the weight of the food, excluding the container's weight. This ensures accurate measurement of the food portion.
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This food will only last a few days. 4 days in the refrigerator if the food is stored properly. Place in an air tight container for the best results. You can transfer the food to the freezer if longer storage is needed.