how fresh are these can versus the ones found in stores?
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As fresh as canned and sealed can be. The can I have presently is a 2018 expiration so that oughta tell you something, the exp. date is on the bottom of the can. My favorite flavor is the vanilla as it mixes well with any fruit or veggie I chose to blend with it.
1151347
I discovered some that I left in the freezer that were over 4 years old. They still taste great. I keep all of this kind of stuff in the freezer because it always tastes fresher, and extends the shelf life by double or triple what is printed on the package.
1035250
The cans from my latest order (a couple of months ago) are all dated "Best by Sept. 2017", which means that they are actually good beyond that...so I have no concerns there. Hope this helps!
2257579
I keep the cans organized by what they are and usually don't buy that product until I get down to 1 or 2 cans left. When I restock I simply take out the cans that are there, put in the new supply and replace the older. It really only takes a few seconds and is well worth not ending up with outdated food supplies.
1423997
Mine were fine, although I received them a few months ago. I've been eating them and they are great; the container keeps them fresh.
1639188
I've had some for years and they still impart flavor. Some more than others. Keep them dry in the tins they come in.
802081
I just opened a jar I purchased over 2 years ago (each 54 fl oz jar lasts a long time), and it still tastes (and looks) just as fresh as the first jar I bought and opened (I'm on my 3rd jar). I also have a fourth 54 fl oz jar I keep at work. It's been open for a year and is still good. From what I've read about coconut oil, it does not go rancid.
959751
Hi Jen, I've had them for quite some time, keep in the fridge, they are still good. I love them.
237413
I would think so as long as they have been kept in a dry place I've had mine for over 2 years I've kept them in mason jars though so I can see any decay and they seem to be fine and still taste fresh. I think because they are dried they have a substantial shelf life
709883
I have bought new sealed ones that were dried out, so I don't think the shelf life is very long. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.
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.
1737594
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.
315103
I don't know. I usually use mine within a month or so and they are fine. They are individually wrapped in a "vacuum" type package so I am guessing they have a long shelf life.
912456
They are freeze-dried patties ~they arrived packed so well that very few were broken. I cannot describe them as "fresh" because they are quite freeze-dried... but yes, they are "good".
1634420
Glenn, I have been, so far and Amazon guarantees there product sources/stores. I know its real because of the funny smell. As for its freshness, it doesnt come with a date. My guess is they are fairly fresh since they seem to move. Dunno, but I keep buying.
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I'm not an expert in this field, but I do know they will last a couple months. Do not buy any that are close to going out of date. I did from Walmart and they were crispy and broke into a hundred tiny pieces when I opened the package. The one I got from this company, I held for well over a month before I used it. It was still fresh.
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Don't know. They were reasonably fresh when they arrived, but I'm a jelly bean freak and they didn't last long, and I threw the container away.