Toobrokentofix
Experienced
- Jul 7, 2020
- 244
how long does unopened SN work? I bought mine probably a year ago and am feeling like it might be time to use it soon but don't want to if it doesn't work anymore.
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Curing salt has no hard expiration date. If your curing salt is only salt and sodium nitrate or sodium nitrite, it's good forever. Salt itself never goes bad, though yellowing and other discoloration is common. Moisture is a potential problem as it attracts microbes. To prevent such threats, store curing salts in dry, moisture-lock, airtight containers and in a cool dry place, such as your pantry or a dry goods storage closet. Do not refrigerate or freeze curing salt.
It also mentions it being infinite in the PPH(first paragraph)
Curing salt has no hard expiration date. If your curing salt is only salt and sodium nitrate or sodium nitrite, it's good forever. Salt itself never goes bad, though yellowing and other discoloration is common. Moisture is a potential problem as it attracts microbes. To prevent such threats, store curing salts in dry, moisture-lock, airtight containers and in a cool dry place, such as your pantry or a dry goods storage closet. Do not refrigerate or freeze curing salt.
It also mentions it being infinite in the PPH(first paragraph)
Toobrokentofix
Experienced
- Jul 7, 2020
- 244
Thank you. This is great news for me as took over a month to arrive and don't know if I want to wait that long. Ty for sharing.
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