Do you have to store opened container in fridge? I'm hoping that I can just leave the can in my cubicle cabinet.
800773
Nope; mine is in a dark cupboard and lasts FOREVER (or at least a couple months).
800774
No. I put all the container powder in a gallon size zip lock bag! It sits on my counter beside my Pulse blender. It takes up much less space that way.
1585571
I have not tried storing in fridge, but I do believe it will still be good. I hope this helps.
1178573
I keep 1 jar in the refrigerator and 1 at my office in a (68-70 degree) room-temperature cabinet. The latter lasts a month without a problem. I would not keep it in a warm environment without refrigeration. I don't know how long it would last in the refrigerator because we finish a jar every 1-2 weeks.
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No, it does not need to be refrigerated after opening. It takes a couple of months to use up a 32 ounce bottle stored at room temperature with no problems
239651
The container does say to "refrigerate after opening." Spoilage probably would not occur after opening, but if airborne fungal spores entered the container you might get fungal growth, and lowering the temperature of any object by ten degrees cuts the rate of reaction (or decomposition) in half. It's always a good idea to refrigerate from my standpoint of a retired food safety scientist. I even refrigerate bread, but then I may be a bit of a nut.
1715650
I don't think this needs to be refrigerated. We keep it in our cabinet and haven't noticed any deterioration of the product as a result.
372363
yes the un-opened can be stored at room temp. I usually keep opened yeast in Tupperware container and keep refilling an old yeast jar I kept from years ago.
1759063
The jar is small and you use it like butter. It keeps in the refrigerator just fine. I had mine open for a couple weeks with no problem. But I assume you could take out portions and freeze them. Enjoy.
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I do refrigerate it, but I don't know if it has to be. I take it to work to add to my yogurt at lunch, and I don't refrigerate it then. In fact, I have left it out for a couple days at a time. You probably do not have to.
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No it does not have to be stored in the fridge. Treat it the same as you would for a can of Crisco. It is really great shortening!!!! Mine was shipped in a regular box -- with padding. Enjoy!!
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No, not at all..I never put mine in fridge, it was fine, and mine lasted 6 weeks before I ran out..lol
380209
I store my oil-based dressing in a cabinet. Oil based dressings don't need to be stored in the fridge, unless you put some dairy in them.
12840
you can not refrigerate in the can...we transferred into a tupperware container & it stayed good for 2-3 weeks
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No it doesn't need to be refrigerated after opening. It is soft and easier to work with when room temperature. If you are uncomfortable with this, go ahead and put it in the fridge. It will harden and become a little more difficult to work with but it is fine to stay room temperature.
300071
Hi I believe once opened it must be refrigerated. I think this is the best product of its kibd
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I am presently storing mine in the pantry. However, the oil separates out and all oils can potentially become rancid, so I'm going to move mine into the refrigerator, as I still have a lot left after making hummus a few times. I had to take mine out of the can and put it in a jar, because I was sent a severely dented can, and it was too much trouble to send it back.
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They don't last long enough to require storage in my office. I don't see any reason that they would not store in or out of your fridge. I do believe they would store for months iin a sealed container outside your fridge.