How long do the cookies stay fresh for?
505900
I bought these for our daughter's wedding reception. We did have some left over. We did share them at a couple of other functions over the next month and a half. They were good through that time. after that they did become soft and stale.
773953
mine had 2 years left when I got them. the date is on the label. if you get them on amazon the turnover is rapid so they have always been fresh
128795
Oh I am sorry I can't give you that date. I transferred mine to food grade containers and have them stored in the freezer. I usually use the bread flour in about 3 months and the others last a bit longer. So far it is still fresh in the freezer.
684250
They last a pretty long time so I am not sure I understand the question. If kept in a dry location wrapped in plastic they stay fresh a long time.
1934700
I keep mine in the refrigerator. They should last a few months that way. They are delicious!
975948
I don't have the package anymore, but I imagine. I have had mine longer than 18 months, and it's still fresh. I transferred it into a glass mason jar, and keep it in a dark cupboard.
1999194
Hi, I have not purchased these in a while as my husband can not eat as many sweet items as he used to. Never the less, these are a hard cookie or cracker which has a very long shelf life. Therefore if an item says sell by....... these items are usually good for as much as 3 to 6 months after stored on in a dry area. These things I learned during the years my husband and I ran a small family grocery about 20 years ago. The dates on packages are sell by not use by. The type of item in the package has more time of safe usage within a clean properly kept cabinet, refrig., or pantry.
478300
It's hard to say. As long as the moisture content is low enough, and factoring in the fact that the husks are eliminated, I would guess at least a year. If they are kept cool and in an airtight container I would suspect they could be kept for years and still be edible. I plan on eating mine up in about 15 months. I eat 50 grams a day, everyday, and I will bet the first ones will taste every bit as good as the last ones. In other words, as long as they don't mold, they will be just fine.
485775
I did not think about refrigerating when I first made it and it was out three days in some warm temperatures (80's) and spoiled in 3 days. I then refrigerated it after cooling from baking and it has stayed fresh for at least 7 days, not sure how long it would go past that.
1669432
No longer than 6 months. After 6 months they should be stored in wax paper in an air tight container.
2060951
Yes it will stay fresh for a while if you keep it in the fridge. Coconut flour is always a little moist and packs easy.
2155143
Hello,This is a product that is best used while fresh. When properly stored, you may look forward to a shelf life of at least a week.Thank you!
1511869
I've kept mine in the refrigerator and have had them for about 3 months and still fresh and tasty.
339796
I would put the cookies in a container like one of the new Glad or Tupperware, whatever you have like that, line it wax paper, then line each layer. Cookies won't be soggy. When you remove from freezer, the cookies when thawing won't stick together. They will not be mushy.I would not freeze in the container they would stick together when thawing. My cookies keep in the container a long time right on the counter. Sorry it took so long to get back to you.
1584241
Inside the cookies are wrapped in sections for freshness. They are not loose inside the tin.
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.
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We keep them tightly wrapped in the freezer, except for ones to eat quickly. Those we keep in a plastic baggie and they have always been fresh when we eat them. We buy large quantities at one time, and the ones kept in the freezer last months/years.