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How to store apple juice. Storing of the apple juice depends heavily on the type of juice you have. If it's sold unrefrigerated, it can be stored in the pantry, as the preservatives that are in it protect the juice from going bad in such a temperature. If the apple juice is sold refrigerated, you should also keep it in the fridge. If you won't, within a few days the quality of the juice will drop significantly and you'll probably have to discard it. How to read the best-by date on Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice: The best-by date is located on the the neck of the bottle and reads: 13MAY12 - the first 2 digits are the Day, the month spelled out, then the last 2 digits are the year 2012. Juice and Cider: Make Sure They're Safe. When fall arrives, many of us look forward to enjoying fresh apple cider and juices. While most people think of juices as healthy foods, since they provide many essential nutrients, certain types of juice could pose a health risk to your family. Shelf life of apple juice. Let's start with unopened containers, cans and bottle of apple juice. If it's a traditional apple juice sold unrefrigerated, it can be kept in the pantry for at least a year. Keeping it in the pantry for a couple more months shouldn't be an issue though. Interesting facts about Fruit Juice: 1 Tip: juice box containers freeze well and when put into a lunch box are usually thawed by lunchtime (but don't use a paper bag or the moisture from defrosting will destroy the bag). As you surely know, apple juice does go bad. When it comes to storing it, in 99% cases storing it the same way it was stored where you've bought it is the way to go. It's quite easy to spot a bad apple juice if it doesn't smell fresh/normal, chances are it's bad and should be discarded. Juices which are all fruit will spoil sooner than juices with added sugar and preservatives as the natural sugars in the fruit will begin to ferment over time. Just beware of added sugar in your juice. So, how long does juice last? When properly stored, the shelf life of fruit juice past its best by date is approximately ... Fresh Squeezed Citrus Juice lasts for: 2-3 Days--Treetop Apple Juice lasts for: 7-10 Days--Welch's Grape Juice lasts for: 7-10 Days--Orange Juice lasts for: 5-7 Days--Grapefruit Juice lasts for: 5-7 Days--Mango Juice lasts for: 5-7 Days--Guava Juice lasts for: 5-7 Days--Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice lasts for: 2-3 Weeks--Fruit Juice Concentrate lasts for: 5-10 Days: 6-9 Months Opened apple juice should be kept in the fridge and consumed within a few days after opening. After a week or so (sooner if it was sold refrigerated) the juice will start to quickly lose its quality and actually go bad. Fruit Juice. How Long Does Fruit Juice Last? How long does juice last? Juice can last from weeks to months beyond the date printed on the label since the shelf life of fruit juice depends on a variety of factors such as the type of juice, the best by date, how the juice was stored, the packaging and the actual content of the juice package. Query: how long is fresh apple juice good for
Treetop Apple Juice lasts for 7 to 10 Days