How should these be stored to prevent them from going bad? I want to order them now but don't need them for another three weeks.
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Dry place. They come in sealed plastic so they should've perfectly fine till then. I ordered mine early and they were fine. I didn't want to risk them not getting to me in time
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When you receive them there is instructions on storing. But I'm sure it says in a cool dry place not necessarily in the refrigerator should keep for a few months. I ordered some months ago and didn't use them yet and they look fine. Hope that helps.
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I think as long as they're in a cool dry place, the sugar sheets should be alright for a long period of time. I still have a sheet left over from a few months ago in the package it came in and are still alright.
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I ordered mine and didnt need it for about the same time just keep it in the package and put it in the pantry or I put mine in my room on my dresser where i knew it would not get touched or have anything on it.
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Keep them in a higher area like a shelf without any other food around it and keep it in the package that it came in
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Just keep them is a dry flat place. I keep mine in the plastic sleeve it came in. It won't go bad unless it gets wet but it will crack if it bends. It looks super cool. :) good luck.
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I had mine on a shelf for over a month and they were still fine. I would imagine they have a shelf life of at least 6 months or longer.
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There is an exp date on the bottom of every box. I've stored them for about 3 months.
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I actually ordered these for my mom to give to my dad for his birthday. It's the first time we have ordered them. But I'm sure they won't be on the shelf for long, he loves them. Not having them in front me, but I'm sure they last a while. There is nothing in them to go bad. Sorry I could not be more help!
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I keep them in a container in a cool dry place, not the fridge and with no discoloration. They only last as long as you can keep from eating them up.
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I don't. These supplements are warehoused after production and as a physician I see no need to refrigerate them. I don't purchase more than a 3 month supply at a time and most of these supplements have a couple year shelf life.
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They actually suggest refrigeration, but I order these in bulk in 25 lb boxes and store them in a large kitchen cabinet, and I can attest that they last at least a year. I would like to put some in my food storage but haven't tried it yet. I think if they're dry packed in foil pouches or buckets with an O2 pack, they would probably last quite a while. The big threat would be rancidity, but since they have a very low fat content, I think they'd be OK. I can't see why they'd be any different than TVP.
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depends on how soon they will be used... soon? you can put them in the cupboard.. any time in the future I'd put them in the fridge or freezer - the freezer will keep them longest
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I honestly don't know. I just finished up my box and it's already gone out with the trash. At my house, they never last long enough to need an expiration date. Once you try them, you'll understand what I mean. If you're getting them for dooms day, I can't see them needing an expiration date as long as they are kept dry.
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Look at the expiration date at the bottom of the box...then that's how long you can store them or use them before the said date.
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I keep them in a sealed glass jar and they are still good!!!! Make sure its air tight...
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I refrigerate them in the bag they came in. Take out what you need and let them warm before use. I dip them in clonex solution before use
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depending on the humidity of your region, they can stay fresh for a few hours to a few days. I found that placing them in plastic bags(gallon size) worked well to preserve them for over a week. I wouldn't suggest refrigerating them because it will add extra moisture, making them potentially soggy.
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I have had them in the fridge for up to 3 months and they were fine. Having said that, however, the one thing that I do is refridgerate right away. If you store the container unrefridgerated there will be a white mold or mold-like substance that forms on the top. The olives won't neccessarily be "spoiled" at that point, but I don't take chances.
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Honestly, I'm not sure. I keep mine in an airtight container in my pantry and so far have not had any problems. I use them so they aren't in the pantry for more than a few months.
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I did. They will spoil eventually, and last longer if stored at a colder temp....with such a large container, I needed them to last as long as possible!
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They're best within three or four weeks. Keep sealed in a dry, room temp location. Give yourself time before ordering to account for the post office!