How long do the cones stay fresh? Do you have to refrigerate them or put them in a plastic container if you're not using them right away? Thanks!
1300491
Hello, cones are cooled in a few minutes just to put it in an embace glass. It is very good.
1157137
I just ordered these and I was surprised how quickly I went through them but I am a big ice cream eater. This latest batch of 48 cones has a "Best By December 2015" stamped on it. So they will easily stay fresh for a year or so. I would imagine they would last longer as this is just a "best by" expiration date.
2211242
I've never had to refrigerate them. Once opened I keep them in an air tight container.
1212461
I keep them in a cabinet unopened until I am ready to use them. Once opened I store them in the refrigerator in a closed container.
2269145
I don't refrigerate mine. I keep them in a jar in the cupboard. Between my husband and myself we use one bag per month. They are so great for giving us energy (we're in our 60's) and for keeping us old Farts regular! I hope that helps - though I'm sure that's TMI ! :0)
474701
Absolutely, they will stay fresh as long as the container isn't opened or damaged. Suggest maybe a tin can to shop in. They are great for long term storage also.
1666307
From what I recall, my candies just came individually wrapped in a clear plastic bag tied with a twist tie. No labels, nutrition info, or expiration date. I still have a few of the candies (kept in their wrappers in an air-tight glass jar) and the ones I've eaten recently still taste just as good as the first ones (which I think I bought a couple years ago now). I tried searching online but didn't find a clear answer as to how long/if they go bad/ From what I could gather, keeping them in the fridge/freezer can extend shelf life, and they ought to be okay as long as they haven't gone white. From what I recall, my candies just came individually wrapped in a clear plastic bag tied with a twist tie. No labels, nutrition info, or expiration date. I still have a few of the candies (kept in their wrappers in an air-tight glass jar) and the ones I've eaten recently still taste just as good as the first ones (which I think I bought a couple years ago now). I tried searching online but didn't find a clear answer as to how long/if they go bad/ From what I could gather, keeping them in the fridge/freezer can extend shelf life, and they ought to be okay as long as they haven't gone white.
1984940
To keep them fresh, I put them in a large zip loc bag and kept them in the cupboard. They are dried so there is no need to refrigerate or anything like that. It took me about 3 months to use all of them up and they remained fresh during that time. I would think they could be used much longer as long you keep them in a sealed storage bag. They won't get moldy or spoiled.
67265
They are dru capsules so i dont think they have to be refrigerated. I never did and they where perfect
621813
I do not have a direct answer but if I froze them I would open them and dump them out in a ice cube tray and freeze them that way. Reason being I am not sure that the plastic container is designed to be frozen? or rated to be frozen. Just my 2 cents maybe some one will chime in their thoughts to help answer your question.
1039486
They last for quite a long time as long as you keep them sealed tight and in a dark place. I just seal mine back up in the bag they were shipped in and store them in my spice cabinet inside the bubble envelope they arrived in. they are delicious! I make vanilla sugar, vanilla extract, vanilla frosting, vanilla ice cream...etc
108556
I did not refrigerate them; however, I would keep them in a cool/dry place as they are the type of ornamentation made out of sugar. Hope this helps. I've found them in stores in the cake baking section and they are certainly not refrigerated there.
1506417
I used mine on Sept 1, 2013 and then forgot about them until now. They were refrigerated the whole time but they did not hold up so I would suggest you order them fresh for best results.
1657087
We had them in a fridge. A few were in ice but not for long and they looked fine. Not sure long term.
648621
When kept in cool and dry storage, I've kept them for at least several months. Don not expose to warm temps like keeping in your car. The gum seems to break down and when you pop it in your mouth it just melts.
225306
They have a long shelf life. I just keep them unopened in the pantry. Once opened, I store the opened bag in a gallon ziplock bag for several months with no problem.
1934700
I keep mine in the refrigerator. They should last a few months that way. They are delicious!