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Olive oil goes rancid; buy only what you'll use for three months.

To help prevent oils from going rancid, they should be refrigerated once opened.

Bacon covered with fat and kept protected from air will keep a long time before going rancid.

She saw the still-full bowl of meat, which was beginning to go rancid.

Oils and fats can begin to go rancid quickly when not stored safely.

It is oxygen that causes fats to go rancid.

And if you get here early, before the grease goes rancid, the onion rings are good, too."

Opened, refrigerated cooking oils should be used within a few weeks, when some types begin to go rancid.

Ground flaxseed can go rancid at room temperature in as little as one week.

They're celebrated by many young people in Abidjan for beating and cheating a system gone rancid.

Phenols also have antioxidant properties and so help to protect the oil from going rancid.

In the summer months, when the season is closed, the oyster spawns and its flavor turns, much like an oil that goes rancid.

Finally, salt slows the oxidation process, effectively preventing the meat from going rancid.

You can freeze it, but it will start to go rancid after a comparatively short storage period of three months.

Do not leave your best virgin oils on display in a bright, sun-filled kitchen as they will quickly go rancid.

Ere the egg has gone rancid in the last of the nog.

The heat caused it to go rancid.

Olive oil makes a good infusion base for some herbs, but tends to go rancid more quickly than other oils.

"Seems it went rancid and we had to buy ten peck to replace it.

The gene-storage bins had gone rancid after refrigeration failed.

Sour is evolutionarily significant as it is a sign for a food that may have gone rancid due to bacteria.

Tocopherols are sometimes used as a food preservative to prevent oils from going rancid.

Water will go rancid," Harper warned him.

The spermaceti was boiled and strained of impurities to prevent it from going rancid.