Does anyone know how long upopened jars keep?
587745
First off, unopened jars of what? If food, then there should be an expiration date on the jar. If there isn't, contact the manufacturer. They usually have an 800 number and will be happy to answer questions about their products. Never try something you are not sure of. That is a good way to get a case of food poisoning and in some cases, you could even die. So. please, contact the manufacturer before trying something you are not sure of. Be it, food or drugs.
1401068
I usually use it up before the expiration date but as long as you keep the container covered so the contents do not get wet your Fruit Fresh should be good to use. With proper storage, you should be able to use it for a year or so after opening. I tend to agree about indefinite storage. The big thing is keep it dry and store in a dark cupboard.
1324187
If the jar is unopened, it keeps quite a while beyond expirary, six months plus. Once opened, it should be refrigerated. In the fridge it keeps for months, which is nice if you're the only person in the house who enjoys it!!
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.
1237118
I keep mine in canning jars -- you know, mason jars and the like. and those I keep in a dark cool place. With taht approach you can literally keep them for quite a few years. Personally, I'd avoid zip-loc's -- they're plastic and do drop volatiles, albeit at a very slow, non-dangerous rate, but even so -- and the jars even look cooler! :}
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.
2009120
Unopened I think it should last several months. Opened and refrigerated, I have had containers last as long as 3 months (at which point I used up all of the gochujang - it did not go bad)
2005439
It needs to be stored in a cool, dry place. I've never refrigerated it. The jar I just received has a two year pull date; copy on the label says to use within two years of opening.
885655
I would wait, if I was you. Many of the jars that I received the tops were popped up causing the seals to be broken. They were still good, I just needed to use them right away. Hope this helps.
729175
It says in the listing, "Store up to 1 year. If jars do not completely seal, refrigerate and consume within one week. Serve it! Pour into containers and let cool. Refrigerate at least 30 minutes before serving. Refrigerate up to 1 week." But I have canned many things that last longer than a week in the fridge once opened. I think it would depend on how well they were processed, how clean the utensils that are dipped in it during use are, and how well it is sealed up in the fridge. Those practices will help it last longer.
1759658
If there is no expiry date on the jar, I usually keep mine for 5-6 months. But by that time you will have used all the product. I love this product. Don't forget to put it on your neck.
1937008
expiration is Nov.2015 but most everyone knows,if something is sealed properly,kept in a cool dark place,they can last for several yrs. Hope this helps. These jars are sealed tightly,keep them out of the light,& temps for storage should be between 40-60 degrees. I prefer 45 degrees for my storage.
372368
Unopened bag will store almost indefinitely keep it in a cool place. I put the open bag in a mason jar and have stored it in my refrigerator up to two years without noticeable deterioration. Be sure to proof your yeast as you use it, that is the best way to know your rise will be right. Hope this helps, John
1854037
It depends on how you store them, and how much of a perfectionist you are. I vacuum seal them in quart mason jars as soon as I receive them, and store them in a low cool cabinet. They are fine for 6 months.
1659580
Well, I keep them after opening in a ziplock bag and I think sometimes it's 6 months or more before I use them all. Sometimes I put them in the refrigerator in the ziplock bag. Once you've reconstituted them with water however I'd use them within a few days.
479632
Each "jar"would have its own expiration date. Look all around the side or on the bottom.
470934
the date on the jars I purchased two months ago is June, 2016. The jars need to be refrigerated after opening.