Do raisins go bad? The truth revealed!
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– Raisins can go bad under certain conditions, such as if they have a strange smell or visible mold.
– The quality of raisins will decline over time and they may also dry out.
– Unopened raisins can stay fresh for up to three months after the “best by” date.
– Opened packages of raisins can be enjoyed for up to six months after opening.
– Raisins typically have a shelf life of 6 to 12 months, but if unopened and stored in the fridge, they may last up to 2 years.
– Opened raisins can last up to a year when stored in the fridge.
– Unopened raisins in an airtight container last longer.
– Frozen raisins have an even longer shelf life.
– Organic raisins have better flavor but don’t last as long.
– Signs that raisins may be turning bad include visible mold, fungus, or any kind of growth on the raisins.
– Checking for mold growth, changes in color or scent can help determine if raisins have gone bad.
– Discard any raisins that show signs of being bad.