How long do these store for?
1988964
There isn't an expiration date on the cans, I got the chicken, pork, and beef..have tryed all three, not bad for food in a pinch.
1988965
Survival Cave meat shelf life is 25 years plus if stored in cool area. In addition, I have run many trade shows and made a few different dishes with the meat for samples. We have taken it on camping and hunting trips as well. The people were amazed by the taste and quality. Besides your normal freeze dried prep the canned meat is a great way to store needed protein....thank you, Steve @ Off Grid Warehouse LLC
1988966
They are slow pressure cooked at a low 240 degrees and have NO EXPIRATION date. A reasonable shelf life is about 12 -15 years but many people believe it may last 30 - 35 years or longer.Roscoeanoutdoorsport
1988967
They are slow pressure cooked at a low 240 degrees and have NO EXPIRATION date. A reasonable shelf life is about 12 -15 years but many people believe it may last 30 - 35 years or longer. Roscoe anoutdoorsport
999082
They last for like a year. The expiration date is on the top it is show as "year-month"
1659580
Well, I keep them after opening in a ziplock bag and I think sometimes it's 6 months or more before I use them all. Sometimes I put them in the refrigerator in the ziplock bag. Once you've reconstituted them with water however I'd use them within a few days.
315104
That's kind of difficult to answer since as soon as we get them, they're gone. Each one is wrapped in foil, each in a small box, and the individual boxes are packed into the large box which is shrink wrapped/sealed. If you weren't to take off the shrink wrap, I would guess they would last a couple of months depending on changes in temperature and humidity. I hope that helps. If you've never had them, they are delectable and there's nothing like them. I usually splurge and buy a dozen boxes around the Christmas Holiday since it was sort of a tradition in our home. Take care and have a great day and feel free to ask any additional questions you may have. Jim R. That's kind of difficult to answer since as soon as we get them, they're gone. Each one is wrapped in foil, each in a small box, and the individual boxes are packed into the large box which is shrink wrapped/sealed. If you weren't to take off the shrink wrap, I would guess they would last a couple of months depending on changes in temperature and humidity. I hope that helps. If you've never had them, they are delectable and there's nothing like them. I usually splurge and buy a dozen boxes around the Christmas Holiday since it was sort of a tradition in our home. Take care and have a great... » Read More That's kind of difficult to answer since as soon as we get them, they're gone. Each one is wrapped in foil, each in a small box, and the individual boxes are packed into the large box which is shrink wrapped/sealed. If you weren't to take off the shrink wrap, I would guess they would last a couple of months depending on changes in temperature and humidity. I hope that helps. If you've never had them, they are delectable and there's nothing like them. I usually splurge and buy a dozen boxes around the Christmas Holiday since it was sort of a tradition in our home. Take care and have a great day and feel free to ask any additional questions you may have. Jim R. « Show Less
931383
My assumption is they should last virtually forever, each package is sealed. I buy, and keep them for years.
1825464
After I open the package, I put them in a ziplock bag. As long as you keep them airtight, they last a very long time.
1825457
I've had unopened ones sitting around for a month or so now, and they taste exactly the same as the fresher ones. Opened, I'd say you still have at least a couple of weeks. They seem to be a largely dehydrated product, so from my experience they seem unlikely to perish for a really long time.
30060
No I don't see an expiration date. But if they are sealed and in a cool place they should last a long time.
315103
I don't know. I usually use mine within a month or so and they are fine. They are individually wrapped in a "vacuum" type package so I am guessing they have a long shelf life.
2061682
Brandon, the date is on the end of the box, I keep mine in the Freezer so they keep longer. You can keep them frozen for 3 months if they last that long.
430012
I have stored them in milk in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks. I've heard they can go longer. I also have some frozen in milk also, as I've heard you can do (though I haven't tried using them yet.)
765187
Look at the expiration date at the bottom of the box...then that's how long you can store them or use them before the said date.
1881063
Depends when you order which batch you get usually they have a 12 to 16 months shelf lifeThanks
1225885
I kept mine in the refrigerator until ready to use but the ones not in the refrigerator kept for a long time 4 months even.
914672
They can last for several months if unopened. Longer if refrigerated prior to opening.
1928234
Very long, I had mine for almost a year and I just made them 2 weeks ago and they were perfect. As long as you keep them in a cool dry pantry.
1603062
I would not see why they could not be stored.There is no expiration date on the filters themselves, so they should last forever, I would think.