I see someone said these have a 10-year shelf life...is that as they come packaged, or is that putting them in the freezer?
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The package gives no instructions on the outside. One hates to open them to see if it says on the inside. I put my bag in the freezer. Hopefully they are good that way.
1407600
They are packaged really well. I think that the shelflife is if you keep them dry. I will know better when I play with them for the second season because I had way too many seats for my garden which is only about 30' x 50'
1407601
As packaged they should last awile. If you open it to see what's in it, you might want to put it in the freezer. I'm extremely satisfied with my purchase and would recommend it to anyone.
963741
They have a very long shelf life, even after they have been opened. My bottle has an expiry date of 04.2015 and I purchased them back in 2013.I don't even know if they need to be refrigerated.
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I've had an opened one in the refrigerator in a ziplock bag for at least a month and a half and it still tastes the same as it did when I first opened it. The shelf life for the unopened packages are supposed to be 9 months. I've only had mine for about 2 but they still look just like they did when I got them.
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although I am no expert, I have kept them for a year and had no problems. For long term I use the seal a meal and keep in the freezer! Still tastes great.
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i keep mine in freezer. that way I dont have to worry about expiration date
1170377
I'd like to give a correct answer to this question but the truth is that I bought them for my brother-in-law who is a "Jelly Bell" freal and they never last long enough to find out the shelf-life but I would think a long long time.
396092
I'm assuming they are "raw" I'm not sure what highest degree they have been in...on the contained it says to store in a dark cool place. I personally keep mine in the fridge.
1075534
The listing states that they have a one year shelf life. They are individually packaged in counts of 18, which is convenient for opening smaller amounts at a time. Mine have been stored at room temperature for about 3 months with no trouble thus far.
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As long as they stay in a fairly dry environment, I haven't found a shelf life. I've had mine for a few months now, living in humid Florida with no AC, and I've had no issues. Keep the packages dry, and they keep for months.
1360793
Hi, shelf life is typically 1 year from time of purchase (but storing in colder places will help!)Thanks,Green Bulk team
1649644
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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Well, I've had mine since this time last year and it is still good. They are dried, so I expect they will keep quite a long time. The package that mine came in is resealable (zip top) so that is helpful.
2185440
I haven't tried them in the freezer. I would just keep them in the fridge. My grandbabies love them at room temp. Yours might too. Hope this helps! : )
1883592
It is my understanding that if you place them in an air tight jar and place them in the freezer that they are good for 40 years.
1070313
I don't know what is the shelf life but you can ask the seller, I still have one open in my fridge and the other one in the freezer, they last for ever, I will buy it again when ever I run out, for the price you can't go wrong in my opinion, I really like it, and the smell is really fresh.
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I stored them in air-tight plastic containers for months and they were fine. You could put them in the freezer too.
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I always freeze them right away - they thaw very quickly - just get them out as you need them. I have noticed a deterioration in flavor after several years in the freezer, but they certainly last a long time. I would guess a year would be just fine.