Does anyone know the shelf life of these? I am looking for some freeze dried fruit that would be suitable for long term storage.
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They have a terrible shelf life. Recommended to consume soon after opening to retain texture, and they are not kidding. Tried to open a few and slowly eat out of them over a few weeks for variety and they made a big lump in the can, like fused and smelling funny. So, bonus, they aren't lying about how natural this is!
1537997
Unopened, they last a long time and would be good for storage. Opened, they don't. It depends on how humid your climate is, but I'm in a very dry place, and they sog after a few days to a week.
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They have a long exp. date on package and air-tight. I personally will not store in Freezer or Ref. only because of experience and I recently read an article that said NEVER store fresh coffee in freezer if you want to retain flavor. I am going thru about 6 per week for one person. I would just leave in the box or re-box for cabinet.
1999905
Hi Sean. You know that is an excellent question; I assume you are speaking to shelf life?. I actually do not know the answer to that. When I purchased mine, I used them right away and never looked to see any dates of expiration.
1278593
Yes, freezing them gives them a longer shelf life. We freeze them, tightly sealed, and they stay fresh for several months. We take out small supplies to use, keeping them in a jar with a tight lid.
684250
They last a pretty long time so I am not sure I understand the question. If kept in a dry location wrapped in plastic they stay fresh a long time.
963283
Hello! These really do not expire or dry out if you keep the lid very tight. We recommend storing them in a cool dark place such as a pantry. Do not let it freeze or get extremely hot as it can break down the ingredients. They will last a very long time! Hope that helps
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I always freeze them right away - they thaw very quickly - just get them out as you need them. I have noticed a deterioration in flavor after several years in the freezer, but they certainly last a long time. I would guess a year would be just fine.
1338979
That I can't tell you - I bought these a couple years ago - Although they worked well, not sure of the shelf life - sorry!
826877
I honestly don't think they have a use-by date. They're wheat-based so I'd say they stay fresh for at least 4-6 weeks. I wish I could tell you more but my husband never lets them stay on the shelf too long. He eats them upwell within their expiration date!
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I never had a problem with the expiration date as I always ordered them only a couple of weeks before our annual pirate party. They arrive very quickly after you order them, so I would wait just to be on the safe side. I wish I could tell you what the shelf life is, but I don't know. My local supermarket (County Market) carries the large bags in the "Health Food Section". Maybe your local grocery store carries them, and you can get a better idea of the shelf life.
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Yes, it will be fine. I've used them past the expiration date, but if they are expired, I move them to the freezer until I can use them. Works great for me. Taste is still awesome.
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I stored it in the freezer for more than 6 - 7 months. I do not remember the expiration date as I threw away the box and just kept them in freezer zip-lock bag. Thanks.
2197087
Hello Penny, I keep these in the freezer and refill my mason jar in my larder every couple of weeks, I am no sure how long they can be kept in the freezer but sometimes I reach into the bag for a quick cold sample on my way out the door. I think they could last in the freezer for months. Hope this helps...
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I'm pretty sure these aren't intended to be stored in the fridge and weren't. I think dried mangos typically have a printed shelf life of about a year (quick google search - no official sources), but are probably safe for much longer. In my personal experience, dried mangos don't go "bad", they just get tough and chewy. I would recommend smelling them. If they smell okay, I would recommend eating them. If they are they too chewy to be enjoyable, I guess maybe write the seller about your experience and see what happens.
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I don't know what is the shelf life but you can ask the seller, I still have one open in my fridge and the other one in the freezer, they last for ever, I will buy it again when ever I run out, for the price you can't go wrong in my opinion, I really like it, and the smell is really fresh.
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Hi this is Alyssa from Palouse Brand. As long as you keep the wheat berries in a dry, dark and cool location they will last for years. In your pantry is a great place to store them. If you have any more questions please email me at customerservice@palousebrand.com
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I don't know. They are a dry product mine have expired yesterday they are in the cabinet and I will be using them soon. When you use them you make them soft in warm water. I don't know how long they will last and I don't know if you would want to freeze them or if it would make a difference. Here is their site but, it doesn't give that info either. http://www.staranisefoods.com/