One time I found an already-opened old can of cacao powder (other maker) filled with small warms. Is it ok to store your powder in fridge or freezer?
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Hi EM, Sorry but I did not get your message until now. It seems like your question went out to all our customers who have bought this before, but I guess nobody answered you. It did not come to us, so sorry about that. The next time please send us an email and we will respond right away. To answer your question, yes, you must store it in a cool dry place, away from sunlight. And make sure it is either in the resealable bag you received it in, or in an airtight container. It is not required to store it in the fridge or freezer. But you can if you want to. It is just that when you defrost it if stored in the freezer, it may alter the taste a little. However you will extend the shelf life for sure. Hope this helps you. Sincerely, Gillian Owner
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Hey RD, we live in a warm climate also but cooling chocolate has never been an issue in this house because it all gets eaten too quickly. I would think that chocolate is chocolate and that cooling it in a fridge wouldn't harm it any but I'm no expert.........good luck, Sandy
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You should refrigerate it after you mix it with water. It will keep in the fridge for about two weeks. Or you can freeze unused portions in an ice cube tray and keep for months. The unmixed powder does not need to be refrigerated.
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I keep mine in the refrigerator because I do not use it every day and I do not want it to go bad. It can also be kept in the freezer.
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I stored mine in the refrigerator, a friend of mine did not. Both of us enjoyed the product and had no problems. :)
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I have used old c of t (over two years) without a problem. I store this in the pantry and move small amount to the kitchen spice cabinet for immediate use.
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I believe it should be stored in the fridge. That's where I keep mine. Tastes better cold.
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Hi Kay, the powder can be stored indefinitely without refrigeration. However, if you hydrate the clay by mixing it with water or vinegar, you should refrigerate the mixture. I hope this helps! Thanks for asking!
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I keep my coconut powder like I keep protein powder or powdered milk: in a large tupperware-style container with a scoop tool inside, in the pantry. No need to refrigerate unless you make a batch of liquid...and that would need to be refrigerated.
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I have it in my cupboard. It should keep for 2+ years that way, but one can put it in the freezer too. You can store in a glass jar or leave in the resealable bag it comes in.
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I usually put in fridge if using within 2-3 days. Otherwise I freeze, usually I use that within a couple of weeks but I am sure it stays good longer in feezer
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I repackaged mine in 1 gallon ziplocs and have had it on the shelf for 8 months with no problems. Because it is a dry product, I don't believe you need to freeze it to store it.
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I store mine in the original bag away from heat and cold (cupboard works for me). there may be another method, I'm no expert but I figure you treat it the same as any other quality herb or spice. As long as it is kept dry & at normal room temp, should be okay. Hope this helps. I still love this wonderful spice same as the first time I tasted it!
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Hi Jerry. I see no reason why not. In my case, I leave the main bag in the freezer, and take some out into a glass jar which I keep in the fridge. If I had room in my tiny freezer (i.e. if it wasn't so tiny), I'd put ALL the powder stock into one or more jars in the freezer. It's best stored in glass, to reduce oxidation (not that it will oxidise much in the freezer). I also prefer to not keep foods stored in plastics (they all leach chemicals, as you likely know).
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The powder I do keep in the frig....not sure why other than it says refrigerate after opening on the jar. At least I hope it says that on the bottle. Now the capsules I just keep in my medicine cabinet and it is always cool inside the cabinet. Once we accidently put in the cupboard for a couple of days and the consistency was kind of sticky/clumpy after that.....maybe that is why?
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Yes leave it in the freezer when you are not using. When the liquid inside the pack becomes solid, then pack it in the box.
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I always refrigerate mine after opening, once I didn't and got mold growing on top, so every since in the fridge it goes once opened...plus it gives it a better shelf life, and keeps the nutrients intake. . .