Package says to store in the refrigerator or freezer. What is the best way to store? Research says no frig.
302713
I store the one I'm currently using in the fridge and the others in the freezer. Seems to work fine for me.
302714
Do a controlled test. Try one bag each way, and see if you can notice any difference. I have stored ours at rt, with good results.
302715
I have always stored popcorn in an air tight glass jar in fridge, that way there is no loss of humidity. I would think, that storing it in the freezer would cause freezer burn. After storing mine in the fridge for up to two years, I've never noticed any deterioration of popping robust of the kernels.
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I store mine in freezer. I read in a book about popcorn once that the freezer is the best place (it keeps the kernels from drying out - the more humid the kernels, the better the pop - at least that is the theory). For that same reason, the fridge would not be a good place as it would dry out the kernels. The freezer works great. Popping time does not seem to be longer than room temperature and we get very very few old maids or ones that are not well popped.
1078465
I purchased only a small container. I keep mine on a drawer in the bathroom, and so far, it is fine, i.e. is still doing what is supposed to do. Wouldn't know about storing it in the fridge... Did you contact the company? They would be the ones to provide you with the correct instructions. Good luck!
423609
Best to store in sealed, air tight container and kept in a dark cool place. I use a Kerr jar and I keep it in my bottom cupboard.
385662
Yes I did put it in the fridge. It has to stay in a cool place...it was said on the packet..
2277338
I would think in the freezer in zip locks would be the way to store them. A deep freeze would be even better than the freezer compartment of the refrigerator.
1624676
The bottle says "Do not keep in refrigerator", so I just stored it like honey or cereal at room temperature. And just like honey, it will remain fresh all the time until you finish the bottle.
239455
I didn't even freeze or refrig mine and I've already finished one pouch since I shared it. The resealable pouch seemed to keep it pretty well. But, I would probably keep it in the fridge. I don't think freezing it will do any harm.
1600278
you can store it in the fridge,no problem....but it is fine to store room temp as long as it is not hot!
1600280
You do not have to refrigerate this product. The jar instructions say to store it in "a cool, dry" place--such as a pantry that is cool and dry. That should be sufficient.
177052
It should be stored in the refrigerator or freezer. Not sure about the shelf life.
480044
As far as storage, It says on the package to store in a cool dry place. Sometimes the refrigerator is too cold and moist. Might be better to call the company and ask them.
1889864
According to the directions in the package, just a cool dry place. I think that you can also freeze it, but I have not tried it. I left mine in the original package in the cupboard for approximately two weeks and it was fine.
239449
I'm not sure about the "best" way. Some recommend refrigerating, but I figured that wasn't needed until after the bag was opened, so that's what I do. They only last a month or so. Freezing is probably good for longer periods. I just store the new bags in the pantry.
893977
this from Amazing grass webpage ' Bottom line, if you have the ability to store open containers in your refrigerator or freezer, that is preferred storage method, but our products should be fine to consume as long as they are stored in a cool dry place.' I have mine in fridge
1225546
No it does not have to be stored in the fridge. Treat it the same as you would for a can of Crisco. It is really great shortening!!!! Mine was shipped in a regular box -- with padding. Enjoy!!
97629
I repackaged mine in 1 gallon ziplocs and have had it on the shelf for 8 months with no problems. Because it is a dry product, I don't believe you need to freeze it to store it.
1334984
You can store in the freezer or vaccum seal. It will keep longer in the freezer, but make sure it's air tight.