How long will these keep &amp; how to store properly?
1425849
I repack a 50 pound bag into about 7 1-gallon glass jars, tightly screw on a lid, then freeze each one for 48 hours each. The freezing kills any insect eggs that might have got in the oats. I then take the jars out and store in my pantry until use. I go about 8 months on one 50 pound bag. And the last jar is as fresh as the first.
1934708
I store them on a shelf in the pantry. They come in a reclosable bag with a 'best by' date of 10/14. They won't last long, they're delicious!
337603
They are packed in cardboard boxes that look like milk cartons so, shelf life won't be as long as if it was packed in cans or glass jars. If you keep them dry they'll last quite awhile.
1425854
These came in the 50# bag well packed/intact. It is posted that these will keep 10-15 years if properly stored. I recommend storing in Mylar bags with oxygen absorbers in 5 gallon buckets, keeping them in a dry climate controlled environment (at least under 70' F).
2040161
I had then on hand a short time, about two weeks and they were great. With them being made out of mostly sugar I would think they would have a good shelf life if kept air tight and in a cool place.Good Luck
266655
It depends upon how they are kept. They should be kept in a cool, dry location in an airtight container. I have kept them safely for a year following these procedures.
1767480
put then in a fridge and they should last for years. Go ahead get them just keep cool so they don't melt.
2209840
Best to store them in zip lock or in container with good fitting lid. Store in cool, dry place.
1425850
I find they keep fresh at least a year or two in a 5 gallon bucket with a tight fitting lid. I store the bucket in the garage. Tim
623090
Stored properly, they should be viable for two years for sure, perhaps three. If you just leave them in a cupboard, I'd guess 8 months. If you are looking for doomsday storage, there is proper equipment for long-term seed storage, but I know nothing about that.
423607
U can store them in spring water in the fridge .this will prelong their life
926367
They are freeze dried so should last indefinitely if sealed. If left open, moisture could get in and cause spoilage.
2040672
I had mine on a shelf for over a month and they were still fine. I would imagine they have a shelf life of at least 6 months or longer.
1661797
It depends on the temperature that you store them at. regular room temp they are good for between 5-6 years. in the fridge they are good for 7 years. In the hot desert sun they are good for a year or less.
2241256
I have had them unopened for up to 2years and has not gone bad. I store them indoors and not in the garage until ready to use.
1962974
Best to eat them fresh, they tend to not hold up well when refrigerated or frozen. The best way to store long term is to leave them in the ground until ready to cook them.
2209842
I found a very large glass container with a screw top lid and store them in that. Storing them in the fridge or freezer is also effective.