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You can also freeze the sesame seeds. They will last for close to a year this way. Tips. Like sesame seeds you also have to store sesame oil, sesame butter, and tahini in the refrigerator. The sesame oil does not go rancid so fast. To release the yummy nutty flavor of sesame seeds you need to toast them.hey will last for close to a year this way. Tips. Like sesame seeds you also have to store sesame oil, sesame butter, and tahini in the refrigerator. The sesame oil does not go rancid so fast. To release the yummy nutty flavor of sesame seeds you need to toast them.
Ellen, great question. I have never stored my sesame oil in the fridge. the only time I've had sesame oil go rancid was when I bought it at a health food store, and it turned out not to be the right type for Asian cooking.Refrigeration won't harm it, but I have never found it necessary.hile it's often used as a finishing oil, sesame oil can be used for cooking, and you'll see in the recipes here that it's added during the cooking process, but not used as the primary cooking oil. I actual put a little bit into my ramen, when I have it.