how do you store boba beans after you open them? how long does the open boba last?
948167
Ibought mine at christmastime and stored them in the fridge and were still eating them. Theres a LOT to one order
948168
We kept ours in the fridge. I'm not sure how long the bobas last after opening. Ours were gone in about 2 weeks and they showed no signs of going bad. Hope this helps.
948169
We keep ours refrigerated and have had them last about a month without showing any signs of degradation.
948170
We kept them refrigerated after opening for a couple of months. Not sure how far you can push that.
948171
After you open the container keep it in the fridge. If it is kept cold, clean and protected (sealed) it may last 6 to 8 months.Jose San Honorio
948172
We keep them in the refrigerator and they seemed to keep for a couple of months. I think the maker said 3 months?
948173
I always keep mine in the refrigerator and have stored them for a month or so. I think they taste better cold!
179381
The jar says refrigerate after opening, so that's what I do. It will keep for many months.
804146
Refrigerated after opening in a sealed bag. It should last until you use it up.......
1865061
after opening it, yes it should be refrigerated. But it should not be kept many days after opening the can.
1429980
I really don't know for sure but I've heard up to 5 years possible longer. I mean they are dried beans, just keep them in a dark cool spot in the house. That's what I'm doing. I've had mine for a few years now and I plan on checking out some of them this year in the garden. I'll find out then how well they do. Good luck to you.
496657
No, not airtight. I only fill mine 1/4 full and store remaining beans in original bag or in another airtight container. I use a strip of press & seal between lid and bowl to help keep beans fresh.
1610518
Jar storage is what I use. Have not had my beans go bad. 5 lbs last me around 6 mo.
1844267
I refrigerate mine after opening. Every food blog that uses miso recommends it.Look under the nutrition table and ingredient list. It says Refrigerate after Opening, in italics.
466737
On the label it says to store in a cool, dry and dark place, and that in such conditions it will keep up to 3 months; it says otherwise you should refrigerate. I tend to use up ghee pretty quickly (a jar in a month or less), so I can't personally attest to its longevity.
2237401
I have stored it overnight, however, what I usually do is cool what is left over in the refrigerator, then I cut it into pieces and wrap in plastic wrap then place into a freeqer bag. I have been doing this and it is always delicious. Good luck, Andi
2280403
It depends on the seed and how it is stored. Different species store for different periods of time. The jar keeps air out to slow down oxidation and degradation although if they are stored in the light and warm air, they may not last as long. We stored ours in the freezer/fridge for 2 years and they still germinated this year (the herbs).
562898
Storage is very important. I store beans & legumes 2 ways: in the cupboard using Snapware containers (I believe that a 17 cup one will hold the 5 lbs of lentils. Then there is the less than glamorous way using a food safe bucket with a gamma lid. I use both methods because I buy 20 lbs of soybeans at a time for soy milk. Beans that I only buy little bits of, and don't use all that often get put into a Ziploc and, after a trip to the freezer, find themselves dumped into the bucket along with the soybeans. I have a smaller canister that I keep soybeans at hand in. As for the jute bag question: not. There is, however a plastic bag inside of the jute bag but once you've opened it, you will really want to put them into something airtight.
1652821
The vanilla beans will come in plastic vacuum sealed packages. It's recommended that you keep the beans sealed until usage but don't keep them stored in the plastic for more than a few months. You'll want to store in a glass container. Then you're good for about 8-12 (best) months up to 2 years. It's not that the bean will go bad, it just won't be as good. Don't store the container in the fridge, the cold strips the moisture from the bean and you'll have a harder time getting the yummy goodness out of it! Keep it in a cool dark place (we keep ours with the rest of our spices). If your beans get dry just use it for something else like flavoring milk! The vanilla beans will come in plastic vacuum sealed packages. It's recommended that you keep the beans sealed until usage but don't keep them stored in the plastic for more than a few months. You'll want to store in a glass container. Then you're good for about 8-12 (best) months up to 2 years. It's not that the bean will go bad, it just won't be as good. Don't store the container in the fridge, the cold strips the moisture from the bean and you'll have a harder time getting the yummy goodness out of it! Keep it in a cool dark place (we keep ours with the rest of our spices). If your beans... » Read More The vanilla beans will come in plastic vacuum sealed packages. It's recommended that you keep the beans sealed until usage but don't keep them stored in the plastic for more than a few months. You'll want to store in a glass container. Then you're good for about 8-12 (best) months up to 2 years. It's not that the bean will go bad, it just won't be as good. Don't store the container in the fridge, the cold strips the moisture from the bean and you'll have a harder time getting the yummy goodness out of it! Keep it in a cool dark place (we keep ours with the rest of our spices). If your beans get dry just use it for something else like flavoring milk! « Show Less
1934707
Oh, I just saw on the bag that refrigeration is recommended after opening. Oops! They're still good, I've had them for about a month or little more.
1170381
We keep ours in a clear dispenser that is styled after a gumball machine. In fact, we empty the whole four pounds into the dispenser. It does not seal the air out by any means, and it exposes the beans to light. While in the dispenser, it takes several months for us to consume all the beans. During the course of these months, I have not noticed any change in the color, taste, or texture of the beans. I have never thought they tasted "stale." This suggests to me that they last (at least) several months. Based on my observations, I would not be surprised if they lasted over six months. Of course, individual experiences may vary due to different environments. We keep ours in a clear dispenser that is styled after a gumball machine. In fact, we empty the whole four pounds into the dispenser. It does not seal the air out by any means, and it exposes the beans to light. While in the dispenser, it takes several months for us to consume all the beans. During the course of these months, I have not noticed any change in the color, taste, or texture of the beans. I have never thought they tasted "stale." This suggests to me that they last (at least) several months. Based on my observations, I would not be surprised if they lasted over six... » Read More We keep ours in a clear dispenser that is styled after a gumball machine. In fact, we empty the whole four pounds into the dispenser. It does not seal the air out by any means, and it exposes the beans to light. While in the dispenser, it takes several months for us to consume all the beans. During the course of these months, I have not noticed any change in the color, taste, or texture of the beans. I have never thought they tasted "stale." This suggests to me that they last (at least) several months. Based on my observations, I would not be surprised if they lasted over six months. Of course, individual experiences may vary due to different environments. « Show Less
1267824
It does help far more than leaving it in the bag, but realize this applies only to beans. Make sure your beans are freshness dated, and beyond 14 to 21 days any stored beans in a container of this type will lose depth of flavor. I own this container and I have been happy with it. But I go to a local coffee shop and buy fresh beans every two weeks.
1200512
I accidentally froze some. I was interrupted and put my bowl of ice cream in the freezer when I answered the front door. When I got back to the ice cream a few hours later the boba on top were frozen solid. they didn't stay frozen very long but were delicious frozen. They do stick together frozen.