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Storing flaxseed in the refrigerator or freezer is crucial to prevent rancidity because its high content of sensitive omega-3 fatty acids is prone to oxidation, a process accelerated by heat, light, and air. Grinding flaxseed breaks the protective outer shell, exposing these oils and making them spoil much more quickly. The cold temperatures of the fridge and especially the freezer significantly slow down this oxidation process.  Why rancidity happens High omega-3 content: Flaxseed is rich in alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), a type of polyunsaturated fat that is very susceptible to oxidation. Oxidation: When the oils in ground flaxseed are exposed to oxygen, they begin to break down chemically, a process that causes them to go rancid. Protection from the hull: The hard shell of a whole flaxseed protects the delicate oils inside. Once ground, this natural barrier is removed. Role of temperature: Rancidity is a chemical reaction that speeds up with higher temperatures. The cold environment of the refrigerator or freezer slows this reaction down significantly.  Storage recommendations Ground flaxseed: Should be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 months or in the freezer for up to 6 months. If you grind your own at home, use it within a week and keep it refrigerated. Whole flaxseed: Can be stored at room temperature for longer periods because of the protective shell, but the shelf life is extended even further when refrigerated or frozen. Avoid steamy areas: Do not grind flaxseed in a steamy kitchen, as moisture can also contribute to spoilage. #flaxseed #flaxseedgel #stepbystep #naturalhaircare #DIY

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