1) how many year can we keep it on a shelves?2) the raw one or the cook one that we can keep it a long time?
60025
I've read from many various sources online and in books that honey cannot go bad. In fact there was a discovery made public not too long ago about honey that was found in an ancient tomb that was at least 5,000 years old and was very much still edible. The only thing that I'd caution against is introducing water-based products into honey as water carries microorganism or potential bacteria that could spoil the honey but even then I'd challenge the idea of the honey actually spoiling. If you want to be extra careful, make sure to use clean utensils solely used for honey (you don't have to designate a specific butter knife, spoon, etc.) when in use. I've read from many various sources online and in books that honey cannot go bad. In fact there was a discovery made public not too long ago about honey that was found in an ancient tomb that was at least 5,000 years old and was very much still edible. The only thing that I'd caution against is introducing water-based products into honey as water carries microorganism or potential bacteria that could spoil the honey but even then I'd challenge the idea of the honey actually spoiling. If you want to be extra careful, make sure to use clean utensils solely used for honey (you don't have to... » Read More I've read from many various sources online and in books that honey cannot go bad. In fact there was a discovery made public not too long ago about honey that was found in an ancient tomb that was at least 5,000 years old and was very much still edible. The only thing that I'd caution against is introducing water-based products into honey as water carries microorganism or potential bacteria that could spoil the honey but even then I'd challenge the idea of the honey actually spoiling. If you want to be extra careful, make sure to use clean utensils solely used for honey (you don't have to designate a specific butter knife, spoon, etc.) when in use. « Show Less
60026
The amazing thing about honey, is a food that NEVER goes bad. Unlimited shelf time!!!!
60027
us long as you do not introduce any contamination into it - for years and years and years
60028
Raw honey can go bad. It will keep forever in a freezer. but if that isn't practical, you need to eat it reasonably soon. One way to reduce spoilage is to not introduce anything that spoils easily into the honey -- like don't put a knife with butter or jelly or anything like that in the honey.
60029
I believe you can keep raw honey, even the heated kind, indefinitely. Should be stored in cool, dry place.The raw honey is much healthier than the heated honey.
60030
Honey doesn't go bad but it depends on the material of the container as well plus it also depends on the spoon you are using. I guess It will be best to contain in glass container and use clean and dry spoon. Metal and plastic containers might not be the best
627892
actually as long as you store in dry place. u can keep it for long long long time. (told by an expert
296811
I always refrigerate mine. Not sure what the shelf life is, as it doesn't last that long in our home.
1652820
I keep mine in a mason jar. They store very well and last a very long time. I'm probably 2 year in on my first purchase.
340415
These have a great shelf life. I left mine alone for a few months and they still came out like new.
2274126
Strictly speaking, it depends on how fast you use it. If you aren't using it in large quantities or every day, you will definitely want to refrigerate it.
793049
There may be a use-by date but as far as I know the stuff is indestructible. We used up a bunch of wild rice not less than five years on the shelf. I should think that an air-tight container would ensure a long shelf ife
1759084
HI! I premix this with Grape seed and e oils so I am not aware of a shelf life...I will say after about three months the oils can become cloudy but again mine are mixed! The smell is much less potent with the Pure VS. the cooking oil.Hope this helps! I use it in EVERYTHING! and LOVE THIS PRODUCT!
922265
I believe 10yrs is shelf life. People want to store in case of emergency. But I have purchased twice before and each time kept using and enjoying for more than 6 months. It still taste good.
1882437
Keep in an airtight container at room temperature for 2-3 months. In the refrigerator, it can last up to a year.
1952878
From my experience, it is kept in a cool place (pantry) and have had no problems with it turning rancid. Still using, and it has been almost 1 year.
664819
There really isnt a shelf life They have only been out in 2014, but you can probably keep them for many years without a problem
1360519
I am uncertain of the shelf life. We used one and did not open the other for at least two weeks and it was still fresh.
406251
The best by date is about a year from when I got mine, however if you keep it in the freezer it will last for a couple of years. You will have to let it come to room temp before you use it in recipes or you might have some abnormal results.
1238951
I've kept the bag on the pantry shelf and it has stored just fine for almost a year. No noticeable spoilage. But I'm no expert. (Never even considered the fridge as I keep all my dry baking goods in the pantry.)
1344099
Raw honey has an indefinite shelf life. I've seen that fact listed in many sources, but here's one for your assurance: http://www.honey.com/faq/ Here's another source positing the same answer, and you may research the shelf life of any food product here: http://www.stilltasty.com/fooditems/index/17413
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.