I'd like to begin experimenting with making molded raw chocolates and I have some questions on shelf life/storage. I read on another website that the raw chocolates need to be kept in the refrigerator or freezer and that the shelf life in the refrigerator was about 4 days and in the freezer 10 days. Since non-raw chocolates do not need refrigeration and last for more than 4-10 days I'm wondering if the information I found is simply wrong? Could someone please verify if raw chocolates need refrigeration and what the shelf life is?
updated by @valerie: 04/11/25 09:27:36
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@clay
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"Mandy:
There are multiple types of packaging used for chocolate, depending on the brand, purpose, and specific product. Some common types of..."
@clay
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"Mandy – I appreciate that you did not appear to link to the company you work for, which apparently manufactures tin cans, given your email address...."
@eric-lau
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"Paper vs. Metal vs. Plastic: A Candid Look at Chocolate Packaging Pros & Cons"
"Good suggestion! We have a chocolate shop. I think the aluminum foil +paper box packaging would be very suitable for us."
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