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Gummy Storage

OldManGrower

OldManGrower

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Does anyone have any info about the shelf life of gummies? I know they are only good for about 60 days in a refrigerator, but how about the freezer? Any other types of long term storage?
I made quite a few, much more than I can consume in a short period of time.
 
The website says up to a year if frozen. I gave some to a friend who had them 8 months later and said they were still great. That's with their recipe.
 
i still have a bunch in the fridge that I made at the end of July. They still taste and work fine. I would think they would be good in the fridge almost indefinitely. I made them using infused coconut oil. Considering the other ingredients, I don't see what would go bad in the fridge. maybe the sugar in the fruit juice?
 
Thank you! I figured a year frozen which is what GWE agrees with. I appreciate the input from my fellow aficionados. Never made them before but they're really great..
 
I make my gummies with MCT and as much gelatin as possible (right now I'm melting down commercial gummy bears and adding 2 packets or so of gelatin powder that I bloomed in extra fruit juice). I refrigerate them for a few days, then unmold and dry out on the counter for a few more days, then refrigerate in a labeled container. Mine seem to be stable at room temp after that; I'm still using a batch that I made in April (the main quantity is under refrigeration, I have a smaller container that I take to work).
 
I think they are good indefinitely if kept in the freezer. I have cookies that are at least two years old probably three and they still get me really high if needed. I keep gummies in the freezer too and they don't seem to lose much potency over time. The high is different but not gone so there might a change in the combination and quality of terpenes and cannabinoids. Oxygen, light and temperature are the enemies of THC.
 
If you're storing delta 8 gummies long-term, keeping them in a cool, dark place works best. I've had good results using an airtight container in the fridge, especially during summer. If freezing, vacuum-sealing helps prevent freezer burn. Also, silicone molds help when making homemade batches since they don’t stick as much. Just watch for condensation when moving them back to room temp so they don’t get sticky.
 
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Ohhhh this is sad man. After my sister grew up, there are no more children in the house. 26 is the youngest. It's my idea that in a house with children. THC gummies and cannabis related products should be on a locked box, just like guns.
 
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