Do these need to be refrigerated before they are cooked?
2054774
No, you treat them just like microwave popcorn. Just be sure to stay with the oven as they do not make a popping sound and you could burn them if you leave them in too long. My oven does great at a little under 2 minutes, but yours may need a little more or less.
2054775
The bacon rind "bits" are dried. No need for refrigeration. Just follow instructions on package, BUT I nuke mine for four minutes on high in a high power microwave for best results.
2054776
I did not and stored them at room temperature. You do need to eat them all after they come out of the microwave, otherwise they are kind of greasy. Avoid burning them. They crackle and pop when you open the bag after they come out of the micro. It tasted good and was fun to make.
1964480
Not sure about heat breaking these down, but I suspect they would be fine. I am quite sure you can refrigerate them, the main thing is to keep out moisture or they will get sticky and bloated as they crave moisture.
1212461
I keep them in a cabinet unopened until I am ready to use them. Once opened I store them in the refrigerator in a closed container.
440354
Yes, you should keep them refrigerated once you get them as clearly stated in the instructions in the package. I guess it's OK not refrigerating them for a short period of time. I have bought Kefir starter from a different manufacturer in Japan and they were sold unrefrigerated at a supermarket.
2064158
As long as they are sealed they do not have to be refrigerated. Once you open the bottle, and break the seal then put the bottle in the refrigerator.
166957
I store these in an airtight container (because they have an odor) in the refrigerator. Just before using, I measure several tablespoons out, rinse them(because they are rather salty), dry briefly on a paper towel, then coarsely chop them before stir-frying.
1425852
I store mine in the freezer. I would imagine if they are sealed properly they will keep Indefinitley, mine have been in the freezer for a year or so and are as good as the day I put them there.
803168
No, but I leave them on the fridge or in a ziplock plastic bag to store for later use.
2211243
No need to refrigerate these treats. They are packaged in plastic. I keep them in a zip top bag to keep them dry and fresh. They might spoil if they got damp.
711811
They don't expire. They don't need refrigeration. They are ultra sterilized.
527499
Yes I understand they should be stored refrigerated, except for the one you are using. That is what I do.
1499875
You probably could but they won't be as soft and juicy straight out of the fridge. You'll need to leave them out for an hour or so, until they reach room temp.
415187
I think so -- but since all that is in there is coconut, they don't even need refrigeration. I have kept them in the fridge for several months with no problems, just to be safe.
777386
No you don't cook them first, just put them on the rack. You might want to put wet paper towel on them to wet them so they can stay on the rack better.
1892948
I haven't tried not refrigerating them but I think so long as they're in the sealed zip lock bag they'd do fine.
166956
- store them in the fridge in their plastic bag. Depending on the recipe instructions you might soak them in warm/hot water for 10/15 minutes or chop them up "as is " from their package, how you use them is determined by your recipe instructions......hope this helps. Bert
2117486
If sealed I keep in my pantry. Once opened, yes then I put them in refrigerator.