How long after opening the container does the buttery topping expire?
1278462
There is a best by: date on my bottle, which is about a year into the future. This is our second bottle of this, and it was good even after a year.
1278463
There is a "Best By" date stamped on container which was approximately ten months out from when I received the product. I am a couple months past that date now but the product still tastes fine.
1278464
We have had this bottle for over a year. We poor a little into a squeeze bottle that we can place in a glass of hot water to heat up. The butter topping still tastes as good as it did when we opened it.
1278465
I have mixed feelings about my answer. I just bought my second container. The first one was purchased 3 -4 years ago and I just finished it. Im the only one who uses it in my family. No kids. So one movie in the theater a week. No difference in taste than the old one. No diseases yet and the same guilt for having it afterwards. So ime, expiry date is not its weakness. Perhaps our heart's expiry date is ;)
1278466
I bought it a year ago and am still using it. The butter flavor is not that good. Tastes more like oil.
81255
As long as it is not opened- it can last forever.As soon you open it - keep in refrigerator until you use it all.BTW- milk is EXELLENT
1124684
I've kept it beyond the expiration date on the cream container with no problem.
875133
Mine expires about a year after purchase. Its so good you won't keep it that long though.
189209
Formula in an unopened can usually doesn't expire for about 2 years from when it was packaged. Once you open it though it is best to use it within about 1 month to 6 weeks time.
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.
545075
There is no expiration date anywhere on the actual product itself and nowhere can I find an answer as to when it does expire such as "contents expires 120 days after opening" All it says is to store in a cool and dry place. Sorry I couldn't be much help!
1717322
The manufacture does not specify any expiration date. Thus, a consumer may use it for several years ( if need be) after opening.Feel free to email for more information or purchase. Hasaunk@gmail.com
1484975
The expiration is marked on the underside of the container. About 2 1/2 years out on mine.
696625
I don't know for sure, I just know once opened, its only usable for a month. I think there might be a date on the bottom of the container if it isn't opened.
2041806
We had ours for a year after opening. The flavor does slowly fade over time but keep it well sealed to make it last longer
1743672
Pull up the spout and unscrew the cap.... I expect that it will be obvious when it expires. Cant say I've looked for a date
1111275
Yes. It's not really an expiration date. It's a best by date. A few months over usually won't matter at all, especially if you are low humidity. Over six months it won't taste as good and you might need to add extra baking powder to get it to rise. It won't make you sick, but also won't be as nutritious or tasty. The fats will eventually go rancid and it will smell off. It's a waste of you other ingredients to use it then because it won't taste good. It depends on how and where it was stored how long it will last, humidity and temperature being factors. If you open it and it smells off, don't bother cooking it. I wouldn't use it much over a year past the best by date. Yes. It's not really an expiration date. It's a best by date. A few months over usually won't matter at all, especially if you are low humidity. Over six months it won't taste as good and you might need to add extra baking powder to get it to rise. It won't make you sick, but also won't be as nutritious or tasty. The fats will eventually go rancid and it will smell off. It's a waste of you other ingredients to use it then because it won't taste good. It depends on how and where it was stored how long it will last, humidity and temperature being factors. If you open it and it smells off,... » Read More Yes. It's not really an expiration date. It's a best by date. A few months over usually won't matter at all, especially if you are low humidity. Over six months it won't taste as good and you might need to add extra baking powder to get it to rise. It won't make you sick, but also won't be as nutritious or tasty. The fats will eventually go rancid and it will smell off. It's a waste of you other ingredients to use it then because it won't taste good. It depends on how and where it was stored how long it will last, humidity and temperature being factors. If you open it and it smells off, don't bother cooking it. I wouldn't use it much over a year past the best by date. « Show Less
2133273
Neither the box nor jar the creme comes in indicates an expiration date. I personally would use it within two years, but if you're really concerned about it going rancid I think your best bet for a straight-up answer would be to either contact the company's customer service department and ask.
2217763
I ordered it on Aug 13 and it expires June 2014. We eat a lot of popcorn and am close to the bottom of the jar. It should last me maybe a couple of months. I am not stingy with the amount I use.
1506119
No expiration date on the container. I have had this for over 6 months with no issue.
188660
Mine just has a best by of Nov 2015. It is on the bottom of the container. I would assume it will be fine for a month or 2 past that date as long as it is kept under normal temperature conditions, no excessive heat or cold.