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05-28-2019 12:36 AM
Farm Fresh don't have to be refrigerated if you use them with in 2 weeks time, thats what I was told . But once refrigerated they must remain refrigerated.
05-28-2019 01:04 AM - edited 05-28-2019 01:07 AM
I don't refrigerate pickles or pickle relish but I buy small containers and don't keep them long before consuming. I have kept eggs out of the fridge as long as a week in winter in the garage where it's very cool. They're fine when I eat them. I have a shortage of refrigerator space.
05-28-2019 05:32 AM
refrigerate ---- no brainer
05-28-2019 07:42 AM - edited 05-29-2019 06:30 PM
I always refrigerate pickle relish, probably because I donot eatit very fast..Dill pickles too, though i do not know why,they sell them in barrels at room tmperature in stores, and have for centuries..Isnt that why "pickling" evolved? to PRESERVE foods before there was refrigeration?
I do not refrigerate ketchup, never have, and neither did my parents..I know I am in the minority here, but I DO use it up quickly..
And while I do not refrigerate yellow mustard I DO refrigerate honey mustard and Dijon mustard....weird, huh?
Eggs? My dad, who grew up in a rural setting, and raised his own chickens, swore we didnt need to, and would always try to leave them in a wire basket on the counter..Mom said we did..So our eggs were refrigerated, and so are mine, today!
05-28-2019 07:51 AM
We store them all in the refrigerator, but I've let ketchup sit on the counter with no problems.
05-28-2019 08:18 AM
In diners - mustard, ketchup are left on tableops but I'm sure they get used up quickly. I do keep my mustard and ketchup in the fridge.
I owuld put the relish in the fridge but I wonder....bc of the pickling process and I've seen them also sold in barrels at room temp. Maybe they can be out for a while but not a very long extensive amount of time (months?)
05-28-2019 08:41 AM
@drizzellla wrote:I am confused.
I have a bottle of Heinz Pickle Relish. On the bottle it states "refrigerate after opening".
I recently bought a bottle of B&G Pickle Relish. On the bottle it states "For best results, chill this relish before serving". No other mention of refrigeration between use.
I just read an article that said pickles, ketchup and eggs do not need to refrigerated.
I have always refrigerated pickles, pickle relish, ketchup and eggs. I am no sure I could not refrigerate them. Has anyone not refrigerated them?
This means after you bring it home from the store shelf, it will taste better , if it is chilled before serving.After things are opened I would keep them in the refrigerator. I keep all of the above refrigerated.
05-28-2019 08:48 AM
It's so easy to open a refrigerator door..... I play safe and put all those items inside.
05-28-2019 06:50 PM
I stopped refrigerating ketchup 30 years ago. I don't think we use it up all that quickly, but we've never had a problem. I detest cold ketchup.
05-28-2019 08:13 PM
If the jar/bottle says "refrigerate after opening", I refrigerate. If the label doesn't recommend refrigeration then I don't worry about it. I can't imagine not refrigerating eggs. One thing that I no longer refrigerate is pancake syriup....the labels state that no refrigeration is required after opening. Honey never gets refrigerated - it lasts forever!
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