how do you store them
151425
Keep them in there individual bags in the pantry until you are going to use one or two bags of miracle noodles. If you open and do not eat all of it, keep it in the fridge.
151426
They come in a sealed bag packed in liquid. I stored them in my pantry until opened. I did not have any leftover noodles to store after they had been opened, but they would need to be refrigerated after opening.
151427
I store them in the cupboard. I find when I use them, the best method is to rinse them, then put them in a dry fry pan and sauté them until the liquid is about gone. By drying them out they are ready for whatever sauce you wish to put on them. They also are not slimey that way.
151428
They are shelf stable. I kept them in the box they were shipped in because they are in liquid and don't stack well. They are simple to heat up, basically blanch in boiling water to heat them up. They are fragile so the less handling the better.
151429
I store them in the cupboard. I find when I use them, the best method is to rinse them, then put them in a dry fry pan and saut them until the liquid is about gone. By drying them out they are ready for whatever sauce you wish to put on them. They also are not slimey that way.
151430
We store themin the cabinet until opened not sure whatvthevpackage says done my durgeryandsubsewuent strokecmybhusbaddoes the shoppingadvcookigisntbthat amazing?
151431
I've had the noodles about a month now and I keep them in my unrefrigerated cupboard.
67103
Yep, we keep them inside. They fit on top of one another with room to store more inside.
2209842
I found a very large glass container with a screw top lid and store them in that. Storing them in the fridge or freezer is also effective.
2186380
I've never stored anything in them. I only use them when I'm buying produce. Sorry.
1117690
I store mine in the freezer and just grab a handful every now and then. They've kept for months.
2277338
I would think in the freezer in zip locks would be the way to store them. A deep freeze would be even better than the freezer compartment of the refrigerator.
2260370
They have to be removed and stored elsewhere. Storage has not been an issue since they are not very big or heavy so they are easy to store.
1368168
I've kept them in a ziplock in the cabinet for about a year now and they're still good. I'm sure ideally you'd store them in the freezer, but cabinet works fine for me.
964988
I don't know, Steven. We go through them pretty quick. I do keep them in a zip lock bag, squeezing as much air out as possible, and store them in the refrigerator.
1669432
No longer than 6 months. After 6 months they should be stored in wax paper in an air tight container.
1934703
I would store them like you would pasteurized. I soak and dehydrate mine then store in the refrigerator. They would do do fine in an airtight container in the pantry too.
621524
In a cool, dry place. Seal them in some way to keep the little critters away. Your refrigerator would also be a great place to store them. They keep for a really, really long time if you're careful with them.
691042
I have stored them just like how they come and have had no problems. If they do dry out a bit you can rehydrate them with a little soak. I stored mine in the cupboard. Happy gardening!
423607
U can store them in spring water in the fridge .this will prelong their life
1708991
i keep mine in the orignal package to protect them and they store better, i really love these and use them all the time and having the different sizes is really handy hope this helps.
423608
I tried keeping them in a paper bag. Generally I find that they either mold if you keep them wet or dry out if you keep them in a dry place, so I'm not sure what to suggest.
1444750
I just keep them in a drawer since they have sleeves. Make sure they are clean and dry before putting in the sleeves.