I purchased these mushrooms in January, 2014. I have kept them in air tight glass containers for 8 months.How long will this product to last?
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They are dried mushrooms. They will last forever if you keep them dry. I've had some varietals for over two years now.
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I purchased one pound of dried porcini mushrooms that I specifically use in my home made sauce, two years ago and still they are wonderful. Suzi Enders, Paradise California Realtor
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We bought ours (16 oz.) in Sept of 2013, and store in an airtight container. We have used it every month since then, and just used some last week. We don't have much left, but what we do have is fine and will use the rest.
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Mine are older, dried stays pretty well. But I actually freeze anything dried I'll use only small amounts off, I've kept dried fruits in freezer a very long time.
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I've had them last for years, with no adverse effects, so long as they are dry when stored. Hope this helps.
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I opened the bag about six months ago, then put it in a ziploc bag and kept it in the crisper in the fridge. They are still perfectly fine!
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although I am no expert, I have kept them for a year and had no problems. For long term I use the seal a meal and keep in the freezer! Still tastes great.
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I'm not sure about room temp. storage. I purchased mine several years ago and store them in my freezer and have not had any problems using them.
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I ordered some on 12/17/13 and they arrived with a "Best if used by date" of 10/17/15. Hope that helps. I use the cream of mushroom primarily as a base for sauces. My family likes it.
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I have kept raw sesame seeds in the cabinet for a long time, up to 12 months I think. They can get a little stale if you don't keep them tightly sealed. Refrigeration will make them last a lot longer I'm sure.
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I stored them in air-tight plastic containers for months and they were fine. You could put them in the freezer too.
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The listing states that they have a one year shelf life. They are individually packaged in counts of 18, which is convenient for opening smaller amounts at a time. Mine have been stored at room temperature for about 3 months with no trouble thus far.
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I store these in the freezer and just take out enough for a week or two to keep in the refrigerator in an air-tight container. I've had these for several months and they are still fresh when I use them. I hope this helps. Enjoy!
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This, I cannot answer other than to say I have had mine over a year and they are still good. I keep them in a cabinet away from moisture and a fluctuation in heat or cold, with the bottle tightly sealed.
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As long as they remain sealed in the ziplock bag they are shipped in and stored on a dry cool shelf they should last up to 3 months. Do not refridgerate.
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Well, I've had mine since this time last year and it is still good. They are dried, so I expect they will keep quite a long time. The package that mine came in is resealable (zip top) so that is helpful.
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Container says to store in refrigerator and that shelf life is 8 months. My reading of this is 8 months opened or unopened they are "live" cultures.
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Depending where you live and how humid it is and if you keep it closed tightly probably at least a year. They will harded. If they get to Hard I microwave them just a little. This is my favorite dried fruit. I will order more if amazon has them in. I have eaten 2 bags.
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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 have a had mine stored in my freezer for two years now. Haven't had any problems with them. Don't plan on taking them out for at least another 3 years so it will be 5 years total when I will open and use. That will be the true test of time so far on my list. But if these are true heirloom seed, they should be able to last a lot longer than that.
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I read somewhere that these are suppose to last for up to a year. Just make sure you keep them stored somewhere cool.
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About 2 years if resealed and properly stored. I keep mine in a drawer and the bag (if opened correctly) can be resealed. If you store it in sunlight, it'll go bad quickly. As well if you store it a container that lets a lot of oxygen in, it wont keep as long either. My cacao doesn't even last more than a couple of months so this isn't really a problem for me, but my husband and I drink warm cacao every morning and usually add it to our smoothies for its added nutritional content and vitamins. Its also a great source of magnesium which most diets are really lacking in. Hope I answered your question well enough. Oh and nestle's cocoa lasts about 6 months shelf life and has zero nutritional benefits. You can also use this in many, many recipes! I'm working on a cookbook series that will include how to use this, in the next few months! If you want more health fact information you can subscribe to my newsletter at www.bestfood4life.com. If you have any additional questions you'd like to ask me personally you can contact me directly there as well. Enjoy your cacao powder!!
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I've had an opened one in the refrigerator in a ziplock bag for at least a month and a half and it still tastes the same as it did when I first opened it. The shelf life for the unopened packages are supposed to be 9 months. I've only had mine for about 2 but they still look just like they did when I got them.
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I had then on hand a short time, about two weeks and they were great. With them being made out of mostly sugar I would think they would have a good shelf life if kept air tight and in a cool place.Good Luck