The length of time a cheese can keep in your refrigerator will depend upon the packaging, previous handling and the type of cheese. Soft or fresh cheeses will not keep as long as aged and hard cheeses.
Deli sliced cheese will be at their best only a few days. Unopened containers of commercially packaged cheeses should last through the date on the package. Once opened, all bets are off and it should probably be used within a week or two - the sooner, the better.
The length of time one can store cheese depends upon the type of cheese and its packaging. Unopened will last longer than opened. Aged cheese will last longer than soft cheeses.
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it all depends....if its on the fridge,you can keep it as long as the date on the bottom is and if its not in the fridge max. 4 days without it molding
Yes. Refrigerate all cheese.
ummmm... yes!
Yes, you need to refrigerate Prima Donna cheese. But when you want to eat a piece, you have to take it out for approx. 30 minutes, for the real taste of Prima Donna cheese.
Yes it is necessary
It depends on how you make the cheese cake. If it was baked, then it would be a good tip to refrigerate it. Uncooked cheese cakes taste the best when freezed!
Yes you need to refrigerate it, in order to keep it from spoiling!
as long as you want :P
You don't have to refrigerate dry yeast as long as it is still in it's packaging.
If cheese gets moldy I think it's because you didn't refrigerate it. Any cheese will mold if not properly refrigerated, no matter how hard it is.
In air. Refrigerate cheese in plastic, with the air squeezed out. Never let butter come into contact with your block of cheese; butter makes cheese go off, so use separate knives when making, say, a cheese sandwich.
The cheese ball should be fine at comfortable room temperature for a short while. It shouldn't be allowed to become warm and too soft; if it isn't being eaten quickly, wrap it in plastic film and refrigerate it until people's appetites improve.
Dip the cheese in an egg wash then in bread crumbs then refrigerate for at least 30 minutes to let the coating set Then deep fry for about 3-4 minutes