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02-12-2008, 01:39 PM
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how long does pectin last?
most commercial brands have an expiry date on the package, and they are
usually marked good for a year...at least in my experience "Santa Claus" wrote in message ... how long does pectin last on the shelf? if i keep it for a few years, will it still be usable? 
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02-12-2008, 05:35 PM
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how long does pectin last?
"Santa Claus" wrote in message ... how long does pectin last on the shelf? if i keep it for a few years, will it still be usable? All I've got is some experience that suggests that very old pectins don't seem to jel as well - you might want to short the fruit a quarter cup or so. Edrena
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