What is the storage life for this milk ?
2006802
The expiry date says in August 2014. The stated shelf life is 2 years and my experience says good
2006803
The shelf life of Peak, whole milk powder is listed as two years unopened. I've had an open container for three months with no evidence of deterioration; the reconstituted product remains pleasing to eye and tastebuds for at least three days under refrigeration. I am well pleased with the product; it also mixes and dissolves nicely with water.
2006804
It's good for at least five years after the printed expiry date. No kidding,I found out from personal experience when I opened a can from a forgotten stash with an expiry date of 1994 -in 2001. Being rather intrepid,I decided to mix a batch and it was perfect. (In retrospect,maybe I was just lucky but it was still fine. No one noticed anything different anyway)
2006805
I bought this product in January, 2013. The date packaged was 8/2012 and the expiration date was 8/2014, but from reading other reviews, I found it probably will last a whole lot longer if kept in a cool, dry place.
2006806
All of the cans that I have show 3 years, but I agree with the other responders. If it still used a solid metal lid instead of heavy foil it would probably last even longer.
2006807
It usually is labeled one to two yrs. out. But I don't think that this is the absolute limit if stored propely.
2006808
The stated shelf life is 2 years, but given the packaging, I would confidently use this far beyond that as the other responders have indicated.
2006809
My can (purchased January 2013) says it was manufactured in August 2012 and expires in August 2014, but it may be just fine even beyond that.
2006810
It has been packed with an oxygen absorber so it should have at least a five year shelf life if unopened. After opening it should have 9 months to a year.
1515926
I've had mine for close to a year and no signs of wear or tear yet. I used them strictly for storing and freezing breast milk. They are pretty sturdy so I would imagine they would last a pretty long time as long as they are used properly.
1713406
I store mine in the freezer... I really don't know how much shelf life it has... I tend to use it up quickly...
1240868
Yes, leaving it until morning is fine as the milk has been cooked and needs to cool. Refrigerate once it has cooled.
490848
It has a 24 month shelf life. The production and expiration dates are on the bottom of the can in day/month/year format
692041
I only stored it at room temperature. when taking it the bottle will only last a couple of weeks. good luck
308378
I have had it stored as long as 2 months with no problems at all. I'm sure it would keep longer. We just go through it pretty quickly as we use it for almost everything.
1962920
We use this powder solely for tea. I am sorry, cant answer the first question. Never made any milk. But I am sure, it depends how thick you like your milk. We leave our can in the fridge. This big container once opened keeps fresh for over 6 mnths in fridge. My husband and I use about 2 tps for each cup of tea. So it lasts longer...definitely does not spoil if refrigerated. Hope I answered your question....glad to be of help.
919226
I keep mine in the fridge, I have had it for quite a while and it's still good! :)
1842539
I do know what the shelf life is as I buy two boxes every month and drink them daily. The drink pouches are sealed. Sorry I can not help more
948171
After you open the container keep it in the fridge. If it is kept cold, clean and protected (sealed) it may last 6 to 8 months.Jose San Honorio
1492809
I use the Philips Avent BPA Free Breast Milk Storage. It's containers, not bags. But you can pump directly into them and also feed baby directly from them. It recommends tossing after 3 uses. They stack nicely in the fridge. BUT for freezing (I'm not there yet), I would probably just pour into any milk storage freezer bag. Less air in the container and probably takes up less room.
1898755
The can that I have opened says it was packed October 2012 and expires October 2014...2 years. I opened this can about a week and a half ago. We use at this time only for coffee creamer as we don't like the additives and ingredients in prepared. I use 1 Tablespoon dry in each cup. If I didn't use anymore from this can that is opened I would expect it to last at least 6-8 months. I like the ability to make milk if needed for cooking...but purchased it to use as coffee creamer. I am "into" food storage and would expect the unopened can to last at least 3 years over the printed expiration date. If I found out otherwise I would open the can and reseal with oxygen absorbers in canning jars...hope this helps you make a decision. This is the best milk powder I have found..
259292
it should be kept in the refrigerator and although i do not know the exact answer,i think it should last for years. but remember i do not know for sure.
1719876
I've had good luck with ultra pasteurized organic milk going straight into the machine after warming it to 100 degrees in the microwave. It lists an expiration date weeks past what a regular carton of supermarket brand milk would last. It costs more, but I tend to go through a carton of milk very slowly so the extra time to use it is really nice. I'm sure you would need to use it for yogurt as soon as you buy it and open it, and try to get the freshest carton possible.
1283741
I used this for my toddler 5 years ago when she was 1 to 3 years old. As far as I can remember when my daughter was 2 years old and would drink less milk because her diet was changing to accommodate more solids, an opened can (the big one) would last 30 days and would stay good. Unopened and in a cool, dry place, should be good until the date on the can.
1890020
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