How long is the shelf life of the 1/2 pound bag of Pectin?
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The information that came with it says" indefinitely, cool, dry, air-tight.
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Assuming you keep it dry and in a dark place, years. Put it in a jar or other tight container when you get it.
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As long as it stays in its powder form away from moisture, forever. However once mixed up with water in a jar - 1 month
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Im really not sure of the answer...however, I did use mine from last summer at the beginning of the season with no problems. I even used the calcium water that had stayed in the fridge all winter. No issues.
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The bag(s) we got had almost a year and a half shelf life..but..kept cool..they will last much longer. We have bought these in 6 pound bags SEVERAL times.
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I just scrolled down to the bottom of this list of answers. There is an answer from Belle Plantation written there Titled "What Is The Shelf Life Of PB2"? so maybe this will help you. Good luck.
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It takes me about two months to go through the 2-pound bag. I keep it in my pantry at room temperature, and it seems to be fine. We live in Utah, so the humidity is pretty low, but if you keep the bag sealed, it shouldn't matter much.
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I'm confused. I bought the Certo Premium Liquid Fruit Pectin. It was fine - expiration date July 2015. Several batches of blueberry and apricot jam made. I have found in the past that this liquid pectin stores well and is usually OK even after the expiration date.
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We keep it in a zip lock bag with the air pressed out. I can say it lasts at least 7-10 days, but we usually have it all eaten by the 10th.
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Sorry for the tardy response: I purchased three 1 lb 11 oz bags. Two are stored in the freezer and the one I am using is in the frig. I can find no expiration date on the bags. Possibly the box had one but that went into the trash long ago.
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A 1.3 pound can will last you approximately 2 to 3 weeks. If you purchase the packets, it's for one serving.
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I just got a bag from Amazon two weeks ago. Expires in Feb of 2016. I bought a storage container similar to a cereal container to keep food in and keep it fresh.
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There should be a date on the box or carton, once opened it should be consumed within 7 days. The non-refrigerated type usually have a several month shelf life before opening.
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Been using this food for 7 years from retail and amazon and on all the cans I have purchased the expiration date is usually no less than 2 year from my purchase date and in most cases 3 years. So shelf life would be minimum of 2 years.
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I've read that the shelf life is at least a year, most likely up to two if it is kept well sealed and in a relatively cool area. I've been impressed witht the packaging on BulkSupplemts products; they seal well and are not prone to ripping, so you should be good to have them sealed and in a cupboard for extended periods.
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it should last 3 years past the manufacturers date. I would think the shelf life is very long since it really just fiber. A package probably lasts me a month and I buy three at a time usually. No clumping, off odors or problems that I can tell
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Months at the very least. I keep mine in the plastic bag and when I open it I put it in a cereal keeper. I order 24 pkgs so it lasts for a very long time. I eat one bag every 2 wks or so. Love it no sugar no salt
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It depends on how you store it, there is a expiration date on the bag. I will keep no more than 2 months longer depending on area heat-moisture etc., good product and usage depends on how much/often you use it.
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The shelf life is about a year, but I stick the extra bags in the freezer and extend the life of it. Believe me you will not have too much have it too long.
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3 to 6 months depending on the manufacturing date and what the manufacturer ships to the warehouse. We've had cartons turn up with as little as 8 weeks life on them. Because this is a perishable product, it is best stored in the refridgerator and we recommend that you plan on consuming the full product within 8 weeks. If you get a box with a longer use by date on it then treat it like you just won the lottery. But plan on getting at least 8 weeks life out of each box.