Well yes, all that you say is true.
But keeping things in perspective one must bake fairly frequently to use up a supply laid in, otherwise things can go off or something.
Sugar lasts ages. Flour has a definite shelf life and or may get buggy if not stored properly.
Back in day people often baked weekly if not more frequently. That and or had other uses for flour so it was used up rather quickly.
Above assumes one was using all purpose flour. Myself prefer cake and or bread flour for those purposes each. Then there is White Lilly for biscuits and certain pastries or crusts.
But keeping things in perspective one must bake fairly frequently to use up a supply laid in, otherwise things can go off or something.
Sugar lasts ages. Flour has a definite shelf life and or may get buggy if not stored properly.
Back in day people often baked weekly if not more frequently. That and or had other uses for flour so it was used up rather quickly.
Above assumes one was using all purpose flour. Myself prefer cake and or bread flour for those purposes each. Then there is White Lilly for biscuits and certain pastries or crusts.