Bactoferm shelf life question

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cbrhunter

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Dec 22, 2009
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Parker, CO
Hi folks, can the freeze dried Bactoferm cultures be stored safely unfrozen if they are unopened in their original packaging? I was under the impression that storing them in the freezer was a requirement only once the original packaging was opened.

Thanks
 
Bactoferm shelf life is 12 days non frozen.

I have had Bactoferm pouches open folded closed in the freezer for 2 years and still fine.
 
Thanks guys, much appreciated. Looks like I just made an expensive mistake and I'll need to toss this current batch of dry cured salami
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Thankfully I have fresh packages of Bactorerm  FL-C and Mold-600 that just arrived the other day- they left Sausage Maker on the 12th so I'm 6 days into the 12 day unfrozen shelf life as of today.
 
 
Thanks guys, much appreciated. Looks like I just made an expensive mistake and I'll need to toss this current batch of dry cured salami
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Thankfully I have fresh packages of Bactorerm  FL-C and Mold-600 that just arrived the other day- they left Sausage Maker on the 12th so I'm 6 days into the 12 day unfrozen shelf life as of today.
Whats wrong with your dry cure
 
The FL-C and Mold-600 that I used on this last batch were within the Best If Used By date stamped on the packages but they were stored outside the freezer for at least a year. I don't want to take any chances with improperly stored culture.
 
 
The FL-C and Mold-600 that I used on this last batch were within the Best If Used By date stamped on the packages but they were stored outside the freezer for at least a year. I don't want to take any chances with improperly stored culture.
Yes that is way to long, toss em.
 
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