I need for a party in 9 weeks. I understand are individually wrapped. I would like to purchase now but should I wait until closer to party date?
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Most candy has at least a 6 month expiration date. It really is up to you when you decide to purchase. I don't think it would be a problem to order now. Thank you for your inquiry.
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I bought mine from jr.com (cheaper), and when I called they said from the 16th they'll be getting small groups to ship out to early pre-orders, and starting the 23rd they'll ship out mass amounts. Glad I ordered mine right away; I'm impatient as well. :)
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Well the ones I purchased had a 2015 expiration date...I purchased them in June I think...and my event was in August...I think you should be totally fine. They are very good and were a huge hit! Hope that helps.
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Not sure how long they are good for but they are sealed pretty well. Huge hit at my party, they were Amazing. Absolutely delicious. I had a candy bar and these were the only item guests asked about. They wanted to know were I purchased them. Hope this helps.
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I left my edible image in a cool, dry place away from sunlight & heat for a couple of weeks and it was totally fine. If you ordered now, it will probably be 8-9 days before delivery (esp w/ Christmas later this week), so it would only be a couple of weeks until your daughter's bday.
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You would need to call the manufacturer and ask expiration dates vs their inventory and when shipped. Consumers would not have any idea of that information. I can tell you that they don't last more than 3 or 4 weeks because we eat them. I can also tell you that we ordered these more than three times in the past year. One pack arrived here in California for Father's day and we put the last half dozen pieces in the fridge when it got hot at the end of June. We forgot them in there for over two months and the liquor started to blend with the chocolate. By September, they were not as good - so I would not recommend putting them in the fridge or leaving them there for extended period of time. You would need to call the manufacturer and ask expiration dates vs their inventory and when shipped. Consumers would not have any idea of that information. I can tell you that they don't last more than 3 or 4 weeks because we eat them. I can also tell you that we ordered these more than three times in the past year. One pack arrived here in California for Father's day and we put the last half dozen pieces in the fridge when it got hot at the end of June. We forgot them in there for over two months and the liquor started to blend with the chocolate. By September, they were not as good - so... » Read More You would need to call the manufacturer and ask expiration dates vs their inventory and when shipped. Consumers would not have any idea of that information. I can tell you that they don't last more than 3 or 4 weeks because we eat them. I can also tell you that we ordered these more than three times in the past year. One pack arrived here in California for Father's day and we put the last half dozen pieces in the fridge when it got hot at the end of June. We forgot them in there for over two months and the liquor started to blend with the chocolate. By September, they were not as good - so I would not recommend putting them in the fridge or leaving them there for extended period of time. « Show Less
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Hi Chris N.!Sandy is correct:-) They come wrapped individually, but placed inside a plastic bag/pouch. Let me know if I can be of more help here at: http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/contact-seller/contact-seller.html/ref=aag_m_fi?ie=UTF8&asin;=&isCBA;=&isPopup;=&marketplaceID;=ATVPDKIKX0DER&orderID;=&sellerID;=AP0GL3AYI3XW1Have a good day!Maureen / The Friendly Swede
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Hi Chris N.! Sandy is correct:-) They come wrapped individually, but placed inside a plastic bag/pouch. Let me know if I can be of more help here at:
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According to the packaging instructions, cake toppers should be good for a year. I ordered my son's cake topper in February, his birthday was in March. It arrived fairly quickly. I would suggest ordering now just in case and storing in a room temperature place where it will not be bent or where temperature doesn't fluctuate. Also double check with the bakery you're ordering the cake from to see if their policy allows for outside cake toppers to be used. I was told at the bakery that it was a cross contamination issue therefore I had to put the cake topper on myself which worked just fine. I hope this helps.
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no, each one is individually wrapped. They do have an exp date, but mine was way off in the future. HTH! :)
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They're best within three or four weeks. Keep sealed in a dry, room temp location. Give yourself time before ordering to account for the post office!
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Good afternoon, Mary. The items are individually sealed, but they're not individually gift wrapped. I hope you find this information helpful. Adreanna - Plow & Hearth Customer Service
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The Paleo wraps I use have a 9 month best before date stored at room temperature. Once opened I would say a few days in the frig. They are shipped in an air tight package and become a bit brittle if unused and exposed to air - much like a regular tortilla would be.
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I bought cupcakes from a bakery and they fit perfectly. The wrappers are delicate so give yourself plenty of time to wrap them around the cupcakes. I made the mistake of trying to do it last minute and they I ripped a couple of the wrappers.
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I probably ordered mine 10 days to 2 weeks ahead of time. The directions say to leave in the plastic until ready to use....which I did. It was just fine when I used it. It looked awesome on the cake. I added a few additional decorations with icing to the border of the cake. My daughter LOVED it !!
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I have ordered these multiple times and they have not been close dated. I removed the date I posted after I checked my last purchase date... those would be long gone.
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I have used them all. The date was 6-9 months out, but I cannot guarantee that will be the same when you order.