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Select Accts: 2-lb Amazon Grocery All Purpose Flour

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$1.32

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Amazon has for Select Accounts: 2-lb Amazon Grocery All Purpose Flour on sale for $0.97 - $0.15 (clip the 15% off coupon on the item page) - $0.05 (5% Subscribe & Save discount) = $0.77. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Amazon has for Select Accounts: 2-lb Amazon Grocery All Purpose Flour on sale for $0.97 - $0.15 (clip the 15% off coupon on the item page) - $0.05 (5% Subscribe & Save discount) = $0.77. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Today 4:59 PM
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HilariousMoney6505Today 4:59 PM
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Beware, I order Amazon Basics flour once and it came with little bugs inside
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Today 7:01 PM
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harpsmToday 7:01 PM
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I'm imagining the bag ripping open in transit and finding my whole S&S order covered in powder.
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Today 7:18 PM
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spaderToday 7:18 PM
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Quote from HilariousMoney6505 View quoted comment :
Beware, I order Amazon Basics flour once and it came with little bugs inside
Most store-bought flour does not contain full-grown weevils, but it very often contains microscopic bug eggs or tiny larvae laid inside the wheat kernel before or during processing.
Today 7:19 PM
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HeeHee2MeToday 7:19 PM
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Quote from HilariousMoney6505 View quoted comment :
Beware, I order Amazon Basics flour once and it came with little bugs inside
Extra protein?! Bonus!
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Today 8:13 PM
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jbwhite99Today 8:13 PM
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I'm not worried about the flour opening, but I just S&S'd some Drano and I imagine that opening and the flour soaking it in...
Today 8:29 PM
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cola1016Today 8:29 PM
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Quote from HilariousMoney6505 View quoted comment :
Beware, I order Amazon Basics flour once and it came with little bugs inside
Really? I use it regularly thankfully haven't found any yet.
Today 8:52 PM
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JasonSternToday 8:52 PM
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Larva in flour is common. You can freeze bags for 3 days if you're worried about it. That will ensure the larva dies, but the dead eggs are still present. That just ensures the larva is dead, which heating also does. The eggs are not toxic or bad. But it is kind of gross. Not processed meat gross, but still.
If the larva is hatching, then the bag has been sitting for a long time. This is why flour has a shelf life. An ideal contaminant free, completely sealed bag of flour should theoretically last decades.
Wife made this mistake. Bought the big bag of flour thinking she would be a good wife and cook. Cooked once. Put the bag back unsealed in the cabinet. Like a year later, maggots. Pain to clean. Don't do this.
Main takeaway is not to horde food unless it is explicitly designed to be hoarded for emergencies. If you aren't going to consume 2 pounds of flour in a reasonable time, don't buy 2 pounds of flour or discard the excess.
Now, if Amazon is having a sale because this flour is close to the expiration date, then that previous takeaway is fairly important. But we are also talking about a sub-$1 bag of flour.

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Today 9:22 PM
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ketamineToday 9:22 PM
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Quote from JasonStern View quoted comment :
Larva in flour is common. You can freeze bags for 3 days if you're worried about it. That will ensure the larva dies, but the dead eggs are still present. That just ensures the larva is dead, which heating also does. The eggs are not toxic or bad. But it is kind of gross. Not processed meat gross, but still.
You can even keep your flour in the freezer. Like a good wife would do.
Today 9:23 PM
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TurtlePerson2Today 9:23 PM
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Quote from HilariousMoney6505 View quoted comment :
Beware, I order Amazon Basics flour once and it came with little bugs inside
I had that happen with Gold Medal flour ~10 years ago. Now I'm always slightly careful opening a bag of flour as the bugs startled me.
Today 9:27 PM
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JasonSternToday 9:27 PM
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Quote from ketamine View quoted comment :
You can even keep your flour in the freezer. Like a good wife would do.
Makes sense and would solve previous concerns. And flour shouldn't require thawing provided no moisture gets in.

Just don't keep the wife in the freezer. If she was acting cold before... 😹
Today 9:42 PM
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BunduckieToday 9:42 PM
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Normal price or cheaper for generic flour at Walmart and target etc

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