bornthrifty
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we hope to make kettle corn tomorrow as a small fundraiser for a project for our Church,
I was going to make it tomorrow because I have time and help,
I was going to sell it Sat (2days later)
I was going to store it in paper bags in my car , because it is cold out side (freezing) as I thought it would stay crispy and fresh from the cold, (fresh tasting because we are using coconut oil which tastes good the next day...
my question is this, should I really use plastic bags,(instead of paper lunch bags that I was planning on?) everything online says plastic, I can taste plastic when I store foods in it, so I usually avoid it and use paper or glass where I can
paper or plastic, does anyone know from experience?
is paper considered airtight, will the popcorn remain crisp?
I don't have the time to test it now (as I had planned to 2days ago, but forgot)
really appreciate your help!
I was going to make it tomorrow because I have time and help,
I was going to sell it Sat (2days later)
I was going to store it in paper bags in my car , because it is cold out side (freezing) as I thought it would stay crispy and fresh from the cold, (fresh tasting because we are using coconut oil which tastes good the next day...
my question is this, should I really use plastic bags,(instead of paper lunch bags that I was planning on?) everything online says plastic, I can taste plastic when I store foods in it, so I usually avoid it and use paper or glass where I can
paper or plastic, does anyone know from experience?
is paper considered airtight, will the popcorn remain crisp?
I don't have the time to test it now (as I had planned to 2days ago, but forgot)
really appreciate your help!