Shelf life of a Chocolate Product (incl. butter) - "Chocolate Salami"

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How long is the shelf life of chocolate?

If unopened and stored properly, dark chocolate lasts 2 years (from the day it was made). If opened, but still stored properly, the rule of thumb is one year. As for milk and white chocolate bars, the time available is cut in half. One year if unopened and stored properly, and 6-8 months if opened and stored properly.

How long does chocolate last before expiring?

Keep it at room temperature or in the fridge for up to two years. Dark chocolate: Unopened bars should last at least two years. If you've already helped yourself to a few squares, it still has one year left to go (if you don't devour it by then, that is).

How long does chocolate last in package?

As long as the package of the chocolate bar is unopened, dark chocolate should be fine for at least two years, white and milk ones for a year. Once the package is opened, dark chocolate should be of great quality for a year, white and milk ones for maybe 8-10 months.

Does cocoa butter have a shelf life?

As long as it is stored in a cool, dark, and dry place, cocoa butter will not go rancid or spoil. In fact, cocoa butter has a shelf life of two to five years.

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Food that Fools! Chocolate Salami -with yoyomax12

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