Damn, it’s like they don’t want you to get at the raisins. There must be a better way… You either mutilate the bag and your fingers, or cut it with scissors (or a knife - not recommended lol) , either way can’t be resealed without additional apparatus

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      1 year ago

      Raisins are also sold in other types of packing without that bag and don’t dry out… Like the cardboard cylinder shape canister things

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        There’s a range of ideal moisture content. Same with weed.

        The humidity level (ideally relative humidity of 50%) is important and the raisins should be sealed well between uses. If the humidity increases too much, raisins will start to “sugar”; that is, sugar crystals will develop on the exterior surface (similar to the sugar bloom on chocolate candies). This does not mean that the fruit is unusable.

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          There you go, “sealed well between uses” lol, those dumb bags are not conducive to proper resealing at all