Can they put in refrigerator
1723573
Probably but you should be drinking craft beer out of a frozen or cold glass.. Save those for the piss water beers
1723574
I have never placed them in a refrigerator but I don't see a problem if you do. They are not as thick as a pint so be careful
1892948
I haven't tried not refrigerating them but I think so long as they're in the sealed zip lock bag they'd do fine.
1238953
No. It will be fine up to a year IF properly sealed. I would not put in in the fridge due to the potential for off odors and flavors to creep in if the bag seal is compromised. Mine is stored in tins and double zip lock pouches. This stuff is so good that it never lasts long enough to tell actual shelf life.
1499875
You probably could but they won't be as soft and juicy straight out of the fridge. You'll need to leave them out for an hour or so, until they reach room temp.
1685887
I would not store in the refrigerator for risk of condensation (water and oil) does not mix. I would not recommend keeping the longer than a month. But if chose to keep it longer try a cool dry place. You may want to contact the manufacture.
2078651
I have used it for many years and have never put it in the refrigerator. I do keep it in a cool, dry place. It says to keep it out of sunlight and extreme heat. A cupboard not by the stove is good. Hope this helps. Kathie Craun
1424103
You wouldn't have any problems if you buy them now. They should be stored in a refrigerator, this way bacteria will not grow. They do come sealed, but still the best way to store them. Make sure to get them to room temperature before you use them. This was a very interesting experiment, your grandchildren will love it!
2238681
They are glass bottles not cans. Yes I don't see why they can't be refrigerated.
2128060
I do not put my potatoes in the fridge at all. I live in Florida and I have a bowl that I keep them in on my counter, however, I do not see a problem putting them in the fridge after you put them in a green bag. I have saved so money by using these bags, I love them.
714652
Don't know - I just use mine in the refrigerator - sorry I can't be of help
677845
I have never used them in a refrigerator. But I do use them in all of my game trail cameras and irs often very cold out at night. They are the best battery I have found and used thus far. By far the longest lasting.
1463703
No, not before opening. After they are opened (if not finished) they need to be refrigerated.
741226
Yes! In the refrigerator. Mine now is one year old, an still in very good conditions.
1585571
I have not tried storing in fridge, but I do believe it will still be good. I hope this helps.
1471990
They are NOT meant to go in the freezer. It says on the package NOT to put in freezer. Fridge only!
829493
depends on how soon they will be used... soon? you can put them in the cupboard.. any time in the future I'd put them in the fridge or freezer - the freezer will keep them longest
1305256
It needs to be kept dry. They are not encapsulated and are sensitive to water and high humidity. The refrigerator is likely to be too humid. There is cotton and a "desi pack" desiccant in the packaging to help prevent damage from humidity.