How long will the jerky last?
1243417
They are in nice sealed packages and I have had them for about 6 months, just opened one the other day it and still tasted great. I bet there is an expiration date on the package too.
1243418
If the package is UNopened, it will last well over 6 months. Once opened, as long as it's resealed in an airtight container (or it's own package), it will last a week or so...providing you don't eat it first! This jerky, unlike most others, doesn't have preservatives, lots of salt, nitrites, or any of the other nasty things that are bad for you, make the jerky unhealthy, but let it last thru Armageddon! This stuff is awesome - been eating it for a few years and it's part of my regular diet.
1243419
Well, I bought it in October of 2013 & the best before use date was September of 2014. Once the package is open, I do not know for sure. Hopefully that helps you.
830828
I don't know the exact date it will last until but I would assume at least 6 months to a year. It is a dry powder and I used one whole container within a month using it twice a day. I keep it on my pantry shelf.
817667
It depends on how you are using it. I use it primarily in recipes so mine will last a couple of years. If you are using it straight out of the container, you need very little, so it still will last a long time.
123727
I used it for beef jerky and the fats even after removing all visible fat, caused the plastic trays to disintegrate. I was thinking about writing a negative review for this item based on my losing 3 of the five trays to melting and the destruction caused by the meat, but have no done so. To answer your question, the beef jerky finished in about two days, and the fruits finished relative to their moisture content. Apples sliced 1/4 to 1/2 inch took a little over a day to dry to the very dry point I prefer for longest storage. Pears were about the same. I dried squash, and it took over a day. The temperature of the heated air passing up through this drier is not adjustable, so time is the only variable you have, but this prevents over heating, which damages nutrition. I am keeping the unit in hopes of finding or making metal trays instead of using the cheap plastic ones it came with.
261544
As long as the product remains sealed, it can last for 10 years. Once it is opened, the fats that are in it, like with regular peanut butter, will slowly turn rancid over time and give the product an off note.
2220249
It depends on how thick the cut of meat is as well as how dry you want the jerky. Thin cuts take less time and get "crispier." We make dog treats all the time & do different chicken thickness but 1/4 thick is good. It dehydrates at 160 degrees for about 4-55 hrs. Then you cook it in the oven for 10 min to make sure the bacteria is killed.
2062652
I believe so, since the company sells jerky based on this product. It is #19 or something like that. It is my favorite jerky. If I were home, I could tell you more details.
487034
Maybe not raw, but I'd try with cut up jerky. You can make it at home by fridge-drying. :)
973861
It looks like about 1 1/2 to 2 years. Once opened keep refrigerated. Caution: This caused me extreme GI distress for about 6 hours.
2180617
3x faster....for jerky, it states it takes 4-8hrs. Apples, 3-8hrs, and bananas 5-7hrs. These are a few examples to give you an idea. It doesn't state the temp range. The watts are listed as 600. I hope this helps.
1249059
Yes. The treat is soft, but won't crumble. I believe Wellness calls it a "jerky" and that is exactly what it looks and feels like.
328026
I store my jerky in the fridge after i make it i leave the bag open for a few days if you see moisture. if i make larg quanties i keep bags of jerky in the freezer untill needed ( most of the time it does not sit around long people eat it) i would only make enough to last a few weeks at a time
435619
Absolutely! Marinating for several hours in "Dale's Steak Seasoning" prior to cooking makes chewy delicious jerky! Enjoy!
1183910
I use it very slowly and it's never stale. I'd say you'd use it up a long time before it'd go stale. Yummy stuff!!
413498
It will last a couple of weeks at least, maybe longer. Mine doesn't last longer than a couple of weeks, so I can't say how much longer than that it will keep.
1235157
i would think i would last a long time stored in a dry place like your food pantry. it is pancake mik. its very good.
1052907
See one through five of the previous answers to this question ... I concur with all five of them ... Good safe product. The beef jerky produced by the same company is also excellent.