Can I and for how long can I freeze my PG Flavoring ? 60 ml plastic bottles.
There was an interesting thread regarding freezing here.
As well, here's a reply from the ELR website from a thread titled Keeping Concentrates Fresh:
I just saw this on Facebook… Should I freeze my flavors? NO! As the owner of a flavoring company. Please do not freeze flavors. I have no clue where this started. Refrigerate sure, but never freeze. You risk the flavor breaking down. Ask your supplier if you are worried but I personally have seen what happens when flavors are in the freezer too long. Cool, dark place. No warmer than 65 Degrees Fahrenheit is the best. Refrigeration is ok but I tell my customers to never go below 35-40 F…
One of the points given is the possibility any added water actually freezing breaking down the rest of the ingredients and/or causing "freezer burn".
I froze flavors about a month ago. I guess I should take them out of the freezer.
Edited to add: OK. I just took them out. Wasn't much. Just 2 4oz bottles. Hope they are OK. I'll find out in a couple months when I'll need them.
One of the points given is the possibility any added water actually freezing breaking down the rest of the ingredients and/or causing "freezer burn".
I was watching Wayne on DiyorDie the other night talking about flavor longevity at room temps. He said 6 months to a year is average; though, 2 years is not uncommon. The most that will happen is that the flavor just loses potency, but won't spoil per se.I don't think I'll be freezing flavors anymore.
I freeze my PG,VG, and Nic. Everything else is in the refrigerator. After 5+ yrs, all is still fine.