Are these supposed to be refrigerated?
if there is dairy in it then its meant to be refrigerated after opening
>>7399100
Only if you keep your trash can in the fridge.
>>7399105
>refrigerate after opening
tho I don't think it matters because that shit could survive a nuclear war.
great for lubricating your bicycle chain.
>>7399105
moderate kekage
>>7399104
>if there is dairy in it
Oh you naïve fool
>>7399100
Why would you buy that?
Im sure it says you have to after opening. Did you even read the label op?
>>7399543
$2.50 dawg (maybe $1.80 USD)
>>7399539
It contains milk. What are you trying to say?
>>7400671
I can buy packing peanuts for mad cheap. Doesn't mean I should eat them, and they might be healthier than that industrial sludge.
>>7400685
Packing peanuts aren't food.
>>7400694
they are in poland
>>7400694
Neither is cheez whiz.
>>7400698
It's processed cheese. Which is food.
>>7399100
you can make a homemade version that tastes much better with beer, sharp cheddar, mustard powder and sour salt.
>>7399100
>Are these supposed to be refrigerated?
After opening and losing its vaccum, yes, it should be refrigerated.
Think about it this way, OP. If it's not packed in vinegar or salt, it has no resistance against the bacterial content that air introduced (and whatever utensil you stuck in there). Once opened, how long will it last? Give it the shelf life of whatever it would have been if it were fresh. For dairy, I'd go 2 days, since it was quite sterile to begin with, as a canned item, I'd keep it longer if it was mostly full, and less time if it was mostly empty, or if I had reheated it in the jar. More air. Week? Two weeks tops.
Anything in a jar other than jelly without that vinegar component, I absolutely toss within a month of opening, from chili garlic sauce to curry paste. This is why tube pesto or tube tomato paste is nice..no airspace.
