Stop Storing Grains Wrong – Here’s How I Make Mine Last 25+ Years
In this video, I’m sharing exactly how I store my grains so they can last 25+ years — completely bug-proof, moisture-protected, and flavor-sealed.
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If you’re buying 25- or 50-pound bags of hard red wheat, hard white wheat, spelt, rye, einkorn, or other whole grains… this matters.
Because wheat berries, when stored properly, outlast almost every other pantry staple. Longer than flour. Longer than rice. Longer than beans. But only if you protect them the right way.
In this video, I cover:
• My everyday storage method (for grains I mill weekly)
• How I store bulk grains for 6–12 months
• My long-term system using Mylar + oxygen absorbers
• The temperature rule most people ignore
• How to prevent pantry moths and weevils
• Why freezing new grain is non-negotiable
• Which grains need extra protection (like spelt and rye)
• How to tell if your wheat berries have gone bad
You’ll also get a peek inside my pantry setup and see how I organize everything for easy access and long shelf life.
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