#spice-shelf-life

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3 days ago

Don't Throw Out Older Spices: The Easy Way To Bring Them Back To Life - Tasting Table

Toasting or blooming can restore some flavor to aged spices by releasing essential oils, but full restoration is unlikely if the oils have already evaporated.
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1 month ago

The Maximum Amount Of Time You Should Ever Keep Spices On A Shelf - Tasting Table

Whole spices retain flavor longer than ground spices; proper cool, dark storage prolongs potency, while leafy herbs peak within one to three years.
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3 months ago

Here's How Long A Homemade Dry Rub Is Good For - Tasting Table

It depends a little exactly what you put into it, but a dry rub made from ground spices should last up to a year when stored correctly. Spices don't tend to go bad in the traditional sense but do lose their flavor over time. However, if you do see any signs of mold or an unpleasant smell, it's a sign that something in the mix has spoiled and needs to be thrown out.
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