Storage Instructions for Juice Concentrates
Proper storage is essential to maintain the flavor, freshness, and health benefits of our premium juice concentrates. Follow these guidelines to ensure the best experience with your FruitFast products.
How to Store Your Juice Concentrates
- Refrigerate After Opening: Once opened, store the bottle in the refrigerator and consume within 6 months for the best flavor and freshness.
- Freezing for Long-Term Storage: If you don’t plan to use the entire bottle within 6 months, freeze unused portions in smaller containers or ice cube trays. Thaw in the refrigerator as needed.
- Avoid Contamination: Use a clean spoon, pump, or measuring tool each time you handle the concentrate to preserve its quality.
Tips to Maximize Freshness
- Seal Properly: Always ensure the cap is tightly secured after each use to minimize oxidation and contamination.
- Consistent Temperature: Avoid frequent temperature changes to maintain the concentrate's natural properties.
- Label Frozen Portions: Clearly label the date on frozen concentrate portions to keep track of their storage duration.
Why Proper Storage Matters
FruitFast juice concentrates are carefully crafted using a cold-filled process that retains their natural nutrients and antioxidants. Proper storage ensures you preserve the rich flavor and health benefits of these premium products, offering the best value and experience.
Helpful Resources
- Reconstitution Instructions: Learn how to dilute your juice concentrate for the perfect taste and consistency.
- What is Brix? Understand the science behind our testing for sweetness and quality.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Store Juice Concentrates at Room Temperature?
No. Juice concentrates are not shelf-stable once opened. They must be refrigerated to maintain quality and freshness. If unopened, store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
How Long Can I Freeze Juice Concentrates?
Frozen concentrates can be stored for up to 1 year without significant loss of quality. Thawed portions should still be consumed within the standard 6-month period after opening.
What Happens if I Don’t Refrigerate Juice Concentrate?
Without refrigeration, juice concentrate can ferment, spoil, and lose its flavor and nutritional value. Always refrigerate after opening to maintain quality.
Why Should I Use a Clean Measuring Tool?
Using a clean spoon or pump prevents contamination, ensuring your concentrate stays fresh and safe for longer use.