How long does dried fruit last?
Store-bought dried fruit keeps its quality for about 6–12 months in the pantry and longer in the fridge.
| Dried Fruit | |
|---|---|
| Unopened | 6–12 months |
| Opened | About 6 months airtight |
| Ideal storage | Airtight, cool and dark. |
Storage tips
- Freeze-dried fruit lasts much longer than conventionally dried fruit.
Signs it has gone bad
- A stale, bitter or rancid taste, usually from nuts and seeds
- Mold, especially on dried fruit and soft bars
- A white or grey film on chocolate is fat or sugar bloom, which is harmless
- A torn wrapper or packaging that lets in moisture or pests
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