How to Freeze Raw Peanuts
Peanuts are a tasty, nutritious snack---although they are high in fat, they're also packed with protein. "Raw" peanuts are defined as peanuts that have not been cooked or roasted; they differ from "green" peanuts, which are straight from the ground. Because peanuts have a high fat content, they will not technically freeze; however, keeping raw peanuts in the freezer is a safe way to store them long term.
Things You'll Need
- Sheller (optional)
- Freezer-safe bags
Instructions
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Shell the peanuts, if needed. Peanuts should be frozen shelled, according to Bertie County Peanuts, in Windsor, N.C.
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Transfer the peanuts to freezer-safe bags. Fill the bags three-fourths full, then close the bags. Remove as much excess air from the bags as possible.
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Freeze the peanuts. Frozen, raw peanuts will last indefinitely.
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