I put these in the fridge, should I take them out? Will they still be effective?
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Since they are not refrigerated in stores I assume they are still okay not to be refrigerated after opened. I don't believe the package says to keep refrigerated.
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The company recommends that you "NOT freeze or refrigerate it, that will only cloud the oil and cause it to separate."
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I would keep them in a cool, dark place, but not in the refrigerator. (Mine are in one of my kitchen cabinets where there is no direct sun, and behind a closed door.) Refrigerated, I think the oil will congeal, and it may affect how it absorbs into your system. You can always call the company if you want confirmation.
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No, these are smoked and don't need to be in the fridge. But they are pretty greasy, so protect your rugs/carpets.
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No. I put them in a container, and keep in the fridge. Throw them into wok towards end of cooking. Or in whatever sauce I am preparing to put in at the end of the cooking.
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If you use them, they must be kept in the refrigerator. They are made of a very cheap plastic, not like the ones you see in restaurants.
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If they in the SEALED package they should be good for at least a year. I have used last years leftovers with good results.
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I believe there should be an expiration date on the package. I would say you could keep them for a while at room temperature. After a week I would put them in the frig. The package is usually eaten up by then though for me. Hope this helps. :)
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Yes they are to be stored/kept in the fridge to keep fresh as possible as it is the EFA's in the seed that can spoil. If you kept them out I would not use the best before as a guide. Hope that helps.
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They can be put in the refrigerator. If you put in the freezer, you can not leave them in longer than 20-30 minutes.
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They should be ok for a month as long as you keep them in a refridgerator. However, using them as soon as they are shipped to you is optimal.
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They should be ok vacuum sealed. Maybe store them in the fridge or freezer. I keep mine in their original packaging in my pantry and have not had any problems with melting. And I keep my home pretty warm. The only concern would be if there is an ingredient that would go rancid and make you sick. But I don't see anything just glancing at it, that stands out as a problem there.
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I have never placed them in a refrigerator but I don't see a problem if you do. They are not as thick as a pint so be careful
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Putting them in the freezer or refrigerator is a good idea if not using them right away.
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Yes. I really do like them. I keep them in the refrigerator for an extra boost. Hope that helps.
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When you receive them there is instructions on storing. But I'm sure it says in a cool dry place not necessarily in the refrigerator should keep for a few months. I ordered some months ago and didn't use them yet and they look fine. Hope that helps.
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As of right now, I do not know. They were placed in the refrigerator as directed. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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I can leave mine out on my countertop for as long as a week, have gone 10 days. I do recommend refrigerating them for extended use!
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J. Tullier, I store mine in the freezer because I make a flu syrup and do not use them very often. If you use them frequently the fridge would work fine. I have used them for up to one year by freezing. I hope this helps.Regards, Willie