Do products derived from coconut need to be kept cool?
I have something that's a mix of coconut oil and butter gee. How should I store it? It turned brick hard when I put it in the refrigerator. Here is a picture. UPDATE: I tried keeping it in the cupboard and it completely separated and liquefied :(
I also have something called coconut manna and am not sure if it should be refrigerated?
Best Answer
No need of refrigerating. We routinely use various forms of coconut oil for cooking and traditionally even for use as hair oil. Same applies to coconut manna. I'm speaking from experience. If you need more proof, there's this and this.
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Do you have to refrigerate coconut oil?
There's no need to refrigerate coconut oil. It'll last a long time\u2014up to two years\u2014in your pantry. Just keep the lid on tight. Depending on how warm it gets where you live, your oil might go from solid to liquid in the jar.How do you store coconut milk commercially?
For the best results, store canned coconut milk in a cool, dark place, such as a cupboard or pantry. Some cartons of coconut milk are also shelf-stable and can be stored in a cool, dark place for several months or until the expiration date on the carton.Can you melt down coconut flakes?
The water bath method works great or you can scrape a chunk off the top and place it on something warm to melt (like pancakes, waffles or toasted bread) or simply pop it in the microwave for a few seconds.How do you make coconut butter?
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