Can these containers go in the fridge? The box says, "keeps dry food fresh" but doesn't mention anything about foods that need to be refrigerated.
304050
I have never used them in the fridge, I would be concerned that they would sweat if you were putting something dry in the container, so if you did I would make sure it is a liquid, ie. soup or something. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
304051
Don't know. I only use them for dry food to keep the ants out in the summer. The fridge might affect the seal.
990781
No, it doesnt have to be refrigerated. The life is around 2 years after you buy them, the last i bought 6 months ago will expire in 2015
1417851
No, I believe they all have to have some type of expiration date by law. Freeze dried food is your best bet,its good for about 25-30 years
1909849
No..This does not need to be refrigerated...it recommends keep in cool dry place..
1499872
They should be kept in an air tight container -- but you could store them in the fridge or even the freezer. Albanese also has a website you could visit for details or questions. http://www.albanesecandy.com/
1262321
It's not going to work on refrigerated stuff, so put them in rice, beans, oat meal and so on. You'll be able to tell just by the freshness over time and if there is nothing crawling around in whatever; they're working.
1070216
They don't need to be refrigerated. I have used these in the Gobi Desert, Central America and the South Pacific. They had no problem holding up to heat. They of course should not get wet.
2273036
I have never had to refrigerate the dry packets. It works fine when stored in a cool, dry place.
700204
No, they don't need refridgerated, but I keep mine in the fridge because of the probiotics- it says it's not necessary though.
999639
No need to refrigerate. I have several waiting to be made and store them in a cool dry place.
914674
My son loves them so much that he budgeted them in the fridge for over a month and they were still awesome. They keep really well as long as you refrigerate. We put them in a zip-lock bag and refrigerated. Good luck!
1153664
I don't know, but I doubt it. I don't think you have to refrigerate until after opening the seal. I didn't do that anyway because I forgot to take them. I didn't notice any weakening of the product as a consequence though.
564262
Hello Hakaka,We would be happy to answer this for you. Upon review of the item in question, we do not see any warnings to refrigerate after opening. While refrigeration is not required it will keep the product fresher for longer. We hope this information was helpful to you. If you require further assistance, please contact us at your earliest opportunity. Thank you, and have a wonderful day!Sincerely,Kellie B.Email Specialist
1227333
We don't refrigerate ours. They are on a high shelf in our pantry, dark and cool. Not that it matters.
497043
I do refrigerate it, but I don't know if it has to be. I take it to work to add to my yogurt at lunch, and I don't refrigerate it then. In fact, I have left it out for a couple days at a time. You probably do not have to.
1232454
I keep about eight containers in my storage room which is about 70 degrees all year around, I don't think you need to refrigerate the product even after it has been opened. I keep the opened container in my kitchen cabinet.
1791112
I use them for my dry foods like rice and beans on the pantry shelves. I'm not sure how they'd do in the freezer or the fridge.