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How long does Star Anise keep?
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The jar or packet at either of my local stores is quite big. How long does it stay effective, once opened? Given Star Anise is quite hard, I'm thinking it may last a while. But would I be better vacuum sealing half or 2/3?
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The jar or packet at either of my local stores is quite big. How long does it stay effective, once opened? Given Star Anise is quite hard, I'm thinking it may last a while. But would I be better vacuum sealing half or 2/3?
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The jar or packet at either of my local stores is quite big. How long does it stay effective, once opened? Given Star Anise is quite hard, I'm thinking it may last a while. But would I be better vacuum sealing half or 2/3?
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The jar or packet at either of my local stores is quite big. How long does it stay effective, once opened? Given Star Anise is quite hard, I'm thinking it may last a while. But would I be better vacuum sealing half or 2/3?
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You don't really need to vacuum seal it. You can store it dry in a sealed bag or container. It will last years. The flavour might deteriorate over time though.
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I think the flavour deteriorating over time is presumably exactly what the OP is asking about.
– dbmag9
8 hours ago
Fair, for a point of reference: I have a large bag of whole star anise and they are still fragrant after a year of storage
– ElectronicToothpick
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Freezing the spices is a nice way the flavour fresh for longer periods of time
– Sarumanatee
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Yes it is the fragrance I'm concerned about. I was assuming they cant go 'off'.
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They should last a long while if properly stored in an airtight container in a dry place.
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You don't really need to vacuum seal it. You can store it dry in a sealed bag or container. It will last years. The flavour might deteriorate over time though.
answered 9 hours ago
ElectronicToothpickElectronicToothpick
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2
I think the flavour deteriorating over time is presumably exactly what the OP is asking about.
– dbmag9
8 hours ago
Fair, for a point of reference: I have a large bag of whole star anise and they are still fragrant after a year of storage
– ElectronicToothpick
8 hours ago
1
Freezing the spices is a nice way the flavour fresh for longer periods of time
– Sarumanatee
8 hours ago
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Yes it is the fragrance I'm concerned about. I was assuming they cant go 'off'.
– RFlack
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You don't really need to vacuum seal it. You can store it dry in a sealed bag or container. It will last years. The flavour might deteriorate over time though.
answered 9 hours ago
ElectronicToothpickElectronicToothpick
13713
2
I think the flavour deteriorating over time is presumably exactly what the OP is asking about.
– dbmag9
8 hours ago
Fair, for a point of reference: I have a large bag of whole star anise and they are still fragrant after a year of storage
– ElectronicToothpick
8 hours ago
1
Freezing the spices is a nice way the flavour fresh for longer periods of time
– Sarumanatee
8 hours ago
1
Yes it is the fragrance I'm concerned about. I was assuming they cant go 'off'.
– RFlack
8 hours ago
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You don't really need to vacuum seal it. You can store it dry in a sealed bag or container. It will last years. The flavour might deteriorate over time though.
answered 9 hours ago
ElectronicToothpickElectronicToothpick
13713
You don't really need to vacuum seal it. You can store it dry in a sealed bag or container. It will last years. The flavour might deteriorate over time though.
answered 9 hours ago
ElectronicToothpickElectronicToothpick
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answered 9 hours ago
ElectronicToothpickElectronicToothpick
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answered 9 hours ago
ElectronicToothpickElectronicToothpick
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answered 9 hours ago
ElectronicToothpickElectronicToothpick
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2
I think the flavour deteriorating over time is presumably exactly what the OP is asking about.
– dbmag9
8 hours ago
Fair, for a point of reference: I have a large bag of whole star anise and they are still fragrant after a year of storage
– ElectronicToothpick
8 hours ago
1
Freezing the spices is a nice way the flavour fresh for longer periods of time
– Sarumanatee
8 hours ago
1
Yes it is the fragrance I'm concerned about. I was assuming they cant go 'off'.
– RFlack
8 hours ago
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2
I think the flavour deteriorating over time is presumably exactly what the OP is asking about.
– dbmag9
8 hours ago
Fair, for a point of reference: I have a large bag of whole star anise and they are still fragrant after a year of storage
– ElectronicToothpick
8 hours ago
1
Freezing the spices is a nice way the flavour fresh for longer periods of time
– Sarumanatee
8 hours ago
1
Yes it is the fragrance I'm concerned about. I was assuming they cant go 'off'.
– RFlack
8 hours ago
2
2
I think the flavour deteriorating over time is presumably exactly what the OP is asking about.
– dbmag9
8 hours ago
I think the flavour deteriorating over time is presumably exactly what the OP is asking about.
– dbmag9
8 hours ago
Fair, for a point of reference: I have a large bag of whole star anise and they are still fragrant after a year of storage
– ElectronicToothpick
8 hours ago
Fair, for a point of reference: I have a large bag of whole star anise and they are still fragrant after a year of storage
– ElectronicToothpick
8 hours ago
1
1
Freezing the spices is a nice way the flavour fresh for longer periods of time
– Sarumanatee
8 hours ago
Freezing the spices is a nice way the flavour fresh for longer periods of time
– Sarumanatee
8 hours ago
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1
Yes it is the fragrance I'm concerned about. I was assuming they cant go 'off'.
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They should last a long while if properly stored in an airtight container in a dry place.
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