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1 To further extend the shelf life of shelled peanuts, the peanuts may be stored in the fridge or freezer; place peanuts in a sealed airtight container or place original package in a resealable heavy-duty freezer bag. To maximize the shelf life of shelled peanuts, store in cool, dry area; after opening the package, place the peanuts in a sealed airtight container or place original package in a resealable heavy-duty freezer bag.
To prevent spoilage, keep peanuts in a cool, moisture-free environment. If youâre planning to use them soon, a pantry or cupboard will do. For the longest storage time, a refrigerator is better. Refrigerated peanuts will last two to three times as long as unrefrigerated ones. Seal the peanuts in an airtight container like a sealable plastic freezer bag or tub. Peanuts come with their own little containers; for maximum shelf life, keep them in their shells. Unshelled peanuts stored in a pantry should last for one to two months, while peanuts without shells can go bad within a few weeks. Shells have no affect on how long you can store refrigerated peanuts. For maximum length of storage, put your peanuts in a freezer, keeping them at or below 32 degrees Fahrenheit. In this state, peanuts will stay fresh for up to a year.