What is the shelf life of sesame paste?

Nowadays, people have a special love for hot pot. When it comes to hot pot, the first thing that comes to mind must be sesame paste. Sesame paste is deeply loved by people in the north, but not in the south. The so-called sesame paste is a paste made by frying and grinding sesame seeds. As a kind of seasoning, we use white sesame paste when eating hot pot. Black sesame is rich in nutrients and can blacken hair and nourish the skin. So how do you know when sesame paste expires? Let the editor tell you some knowledge about the shelf life of sesame paste.

Shelf life of sesame paste

1) Put the sesame paste you bought into a clean container and place it in a dry and cool place. You can seal it with a layer of floating oil.

2) Sesame paste can be divided into freshly squeezed and sealed ones bought from supermarkets. Generally, the sealed ones bought from supermarkets have a longer shelf life.

3) Sesame paste is made by frying and grinding sesame seeds. It is fragrant and used as a seasoning. It is also called sesame paste.

4) The shelf life of unopened products is generally about one year, and the shelf life of unopened products is also half a year. The production date and shelf life will usually be indicated on the packaging.