Aged beans...or how long are they good for.

Started by zonie, 03/23/2008 05:42 PM

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zonie

If kept in dark and cool and dry place, how long are green beans good for....years?
When pigs fly out my butt....

emind56

I think if they're stored well they will stay good indefinitly

calvarez

Most experts say optimally one year, and two years is pushing it.  I've never bought enough to go longer than about four months.
Carlos Alvarez, Peoria, AZ

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kennyg

Quotezonie - 3/23/2008  6:42 PM

If kept in dark and cool and dry place, how long are green beans good for....years?

No idea, I have read that roasted beans start to decline about 1 week after roasting.
KennyG : )

Bob Cordell

Ours turned to shyt on the vines this year, too hot!



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They're probably drinkin' coffee and smoking big cigars"

capndutch

QuoteBob Cordell - 8/12/2010  9:00 PM

Ours turned to shyt on the vines this year, too hot!



 :mad:

 :lmao:  :lmao:  :lmao:

consti

If kept in a dark and dry spot, indefinitely. But honestly, I've never kept them for more than a year.
-Justin

PA.pierced2010

Are you referring to canned green beans?
I would go with about a year, 2yrs pushing it.  I supposed they might still be "good" in not making you sick for longer, but would not taste very good.  I would check the can for any bulging, open carefully to see if any funn stuff on top of beans, and give it the smell test.
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