how do you have to store red palm oil
1139723
like coconut oil, you can store it without refrigeration away from sunlight and heat.
2205244
I am presently storing mine in the pantry. However, the oil separates out and all oils can potentially become rancid, so I'm going to move mine into the refrigerator, as I still have a lot left after making hummus a few times. I had to take mine out of the can and put it in a jar, because I was sent a severely dented can, and it was too much trouble to send it back.
1033727
The manufacturer may best be able to answer this question. I'm just a consumer but I store my oil in a cabinet - a dry, cool place because I use my oil relatively quickly (about a couple months for 4 ounces.) I use it on my face, neck, chest, a bit for my hair and my hands. If you think it may be many months before you use up the bottle, then maybe the refrigerator would extend the life of the product. Assuming oils that are natural do have a life span that may be a good idea. Again, a quick email to the manufacturer might be of more help. Cheers!
1499872
They should be kept in an air tight container -- but you could store them in the fridge or even the freezer. Albanese also has a website you could visit for details or questions. http://www.albanesecandy.com/
645004
Yes, same thing. If it's red palm oil, it's produced from palm fruit. There are other oils produced from palms (palm kernel oil, coconut oil) but those lack the red color and the healthy carotenoids contained in the red palm oil.
822795
In small print on the container the instructions are to store in a cool, dry place, best if refrigerated. Hope this helps. I really recommend this product. It has helped me immensely. LS
304244
I did store mine the same way. Works the same when getting it out from sealed bag.
1412965
It's true oils can become rancid, but it doesn't depend on the product itself, but more importantly, how you store it. Keep it away from heat and light in a tightly closed bottle and you should be fine. If it starts to smell, stop using it.
727306
I store mine inside at a constant temperature but you can store them outside as long as you keep them out of the direct Florida sun ..
1391277
No. No oil needs to be refrigerated. I personally finish the whole bottle for one week.
510430
Always clean the fryer after use. Carefully pour the oil into a glass jar to store and strain out any residual food that may be in the oil.
562053
You really do not want to store oil long term in plastic. Plastic absorbs oil and taints the oil purity. If you have a small amber glass jar it would be better for use.
996553
I store mine in a plastic container that locks tightly. The primary reason for that is to keep insects out. Rice will keep for months in a cool, dry space.
480045
You need to store it in a cool dry place, not refrigerated. I,m sure it gets hot in the transport but unless you can get it local you would have to order. Fast delivery will hopefully prevent to much deteriorization.
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I really don't know. I guess it all depends on how you store it and what you use it for. Her is what I do, the oil I cook with I keep in the frig. the oil and use on my skin at room temp. I try to keep in a cool place. What I use to make lotion with I keep in my basement where I mix it up, that oil has been in my basement for some time. It does get a rancid smell like veggie oil, after awhile. Hope this helps.
411537
If you can't store it...Pour it down the drain with tap-hot water. It's nothing but Iso/Ethyl/Methyl alcohols and a gelling agent.
1158043
Since it's a saturated fat oil, like ghee, it can last years though most people will try to use within one year. You can store in the refrigerator, but it will harden and be difficult to use so I keep mine in my cupboard. When I buy more than one though, I store one in the freezer or refrigerator.