How long does this Rock sugar last?
1713187
Basically sugar lasts indefinately! I had some rock sugar that I bought in Belgium and it found its way to the back of the pantry for 6 years and it tasted the same. Sometimes the sheen goes a bit, but that takes YEARS!
1238006
Probably indefinite. As long as it's kept dry there's nothing that can go bad, it's like storing sugar. If you're using it in recipes it won't last long enough to worry about shelf life.
1538026
I'd recommend you buy D-Mannose in powder form and mix it with water. It's slightly sweet. The capsules are mainly for convenience. Piping Rock in up-state NY has it in powder form at a reasonable price.
658902
This will last for many years...I would keep for a max of 5-6 years. Has a long shelf life.
1079466
To my knowledge it does not expire, much like sugar. Because it's a natural product, I'm sure it tastes better if it's not "old", but we buy them 1000 pkts at a time and that usually lasts 6-8 months. No change in flavor or potency in that amount of time. I hope that helps.
1601814
All you have to do is look at the label----if it says alkaline, it will last for a year or two----if it says lithium, then it will last 10 years.
1887191
I found that you need to soak it about 20 minutes, I use a tupperware tub that covers the whole stone. Don't store it in water, just soak it before using it.
32388
Yes, I found this sugar very coarse. I had wanted to use this on Snowflake cookies last Christmas to have them "glisten" and ended up smashing them with my rolling pin since they were to chunky for what I needed. I hope this helps you.
1754928
It has lasted in my fridge as long as overnight. It all depends on how low you press the disc/how much air you take out! Hope this helps!
327123
Yes, use rock salt and ice and churn for 25 to 30 minutes. Most freezers begin to groan as the ice cream makes. This one is powerful enough not to.
1936153
Hello, the battery lasts depending which batterry you use, if you use alkaline, lasts more. With full load, works good, only you have to shake it a bit with your hand. I usually use it with sugar and flour. I have not had any problem with that. I recommend it to you.
1090810
HRS has a shelf life of 18 months - 2 years. I understand that can also be frozen. If you are using it for home use, not so often, then just purchase the small tubs (2-3 lbs rather than the 50 lb block of Sweetex) and store it in the refrigerator, or if you can't sacrifice real estate in the fridge, in a cool, dry area. Do the sniff test...if there is no odor, it is fine...if you smell a rancid odor...then it has to go. I will tell you, it makes ALL the difference in buttercream...soooo much better than Crisco! I don't know what to do with my can of Crisco now...lol.
2156978
I think it has a shelf life of a couple of yrs. but I'm not sure however you can go to earthworks.com and look at their website and ask if you can't find the answer their call them and they will tell you
1886176
About a month and a half, sometimes I use only one scoop and it will last a long time, with fruit and milk, it's quite filling and very tasty.
2086729
It depends on the roughness or coarseness of the stones, but typically about a month. We've been using the tumbler for over a year and we've had some great results. The main thing is to have patience, and buy plenty of the different types of grit media.
1286492
I can't remember since I switched to plant fusion. If its two scoops it lasted maybe a month if you use it everyday. If its one scoop it last about 6-7 weeks.
1677445
I don't have an exact amount of time for its shelf life. But in my opinion, it lasts long enough to be satisfactory, whether in a drawer or whether it's been used to glue something. Nothing, as we know, lasts forever.