Vanilla extract does not need to be refrigerated after opening, as its high alcohol content acts as a preservative. Storing it in a cool, dark place, such as a pantry or cupboard, is sufficient to maintain its flavor and quality. However, if you prefer, refrigeration is fine and won't harm the extract. Always ensure the bottle is tightly sealed to prevent evaporation and contamination.
no, too much alcohol in it.
Because it needs to be refridgerated
It depends on whether it needs to be refridgerated before opening the ham or only after opening the ham.
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After opening a container of UHT milk, it has to be refridgerated and should be used as it is fresh milk. Generally this is specified as four days after opening. As soon as it is opened, there can be contamination and it will spoil. Refridgeration slows down this process.
As far as i know, no, it does need to be refridgerated. We have an open bottle in the drinks cabinet and it's fine. Nobody has been ill after drinking it. (yet!)
if you go to the welcome waggin' store there is a chest once you step into the store to the right of you if you keep opening it it will give you vanilla nibbles not alway does it give you that but most of the time it does.
Vanilla Ice violated the copyrights of the owners of "Pressure" in his song "Ice Ice Baby" when he used the distinctive opening section without permission.
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Yes.
yes but not all
Not a definative answer but I just read many reviews of vanilla bean paste and all talked about keeping it on the shelf or in the pantry. I just bought my first bottle yesterday so I was also wondering as to storage.