Shelf Life of Dehydrated Tomates

[Ken Kozak]

How long will dehydrated tomatoes last? I've found some in my freezer from
two years ago. They look good, but two years seems like a long time. They
are not vacuum sealed, just in a ziploc bag.

Thanks.

Ken

[zxcvbob]

Dehydrated, and then stored in a freezer, how could they not still be good?

I have some dried tomatoes just stored in a jar at room temperature from a
year-and-a-half ago, and they are still fine.

Best regards,
Bob

[Ross Reid]

"Ken Kozak" <kenk...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:

Not enough moisture in them to worry about freezer burn so, unless
they've picked up some of that "freezer taste" they should be fine for
a few years yet. Taste one.

Ross.

[Elizabeth]

On Wed, 01 May 2002 18:23:15 GMT, "Ken Kozak" <kenk...@sbcglobal.net>
wrote:

>How long will dehydrated tomatoes last? I've found some in my freezer from
>two years ago. They look good, but two years seems like a long time. They
>are not vacuum sealed, just in a ziploc bag.

Bit "Belt and Braces(OK Suspenders)" they should be fine.
If you're sick after using them you'll know they're not

E

[Scott]

In article <8lm0dus96fbsem82k...@4ax.com>,
Elizabeth <numb...@freedombird.net> wrote:

> Bit "Belt and Braces(OK Suspenders)" they should be fine.
> If you're sick after using them you'll know they're not

Yes, that's a sure sign: "if death ensues, discard remainder."

:)

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[Blanche Nonken]

Scott <Heim...@spamless.invalid> wrote:

> In article <8lm0dus96fbsem82k...@4ax.com>,
> Elizabeth <numb...@freedombird.net> wrote:
>
> > Bit "Belt and Braces(OK Suspenders)" they should be fine.
> > If you're sick after using them you'll know they're not
>
> Yes, that's a sure sign: "if death ensues, discard remainder."

Or the glue Bart used to attach the novelty items to his face:

"If used on skin, consult a mortician."