How Long Does Sauerkraut Last?
Sauerkraut shelf life depends on the type. Follow the package date, refrigerate after opening, keep fermented sauerkraut under brine, and discard moldy or off smelling jars.
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Sauerkraut shelf life depends on the type. Follow the package date, refrigerate after opening, keep fermented sauerkraut under brine, and discard moldy or off smelling jars.
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