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Once spices are ground, however, there is more surface area and they will quickly lose their "chemical compounds" that make them such great flavoring agents. In general, ground spices may last one to two years maximum, while dried herbs can last up to three years.
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Learn More »"Nutmeg is one," Briscione told TODAY. "You use it in small quantities and usually only during fall and winter. Five years can go by easily." If you're constantly opening a spice, that means it's being exposed to air more frequently and you'll likely have to replace it sooner. 2. Don't just look at 'Sell By' dates. Take the cap off and smell it. "I think we're becoming more and more aware that expiration and use-by dates can be used to the business' advantage and have an abundance of safety in mind," Briscione said. Since some expiration dates can be arbitrary or confusing, it's OK to use your best judgement by using your senses: sight, smell and touch. The spice itself should be bright and fragrant. If it doesn't have any smell, it likely isn't strong enough to flavor your food. If stored in a cool, dark place, a spice should be OK to use as long as it holds its vibrant color, too. However, a spice stored in an area that gets a lot of light will show discoloration much more quickly and lose its flavoring power. 3. To grind or not to grind? Pre-ground spices might be more convenient but whole spices last the longest because the essential oils are kept inside and that's where the majority of the flavor is. According to Briscione, those whole spices can last three to four years, which will ultimately save you money. Once spices are ground, however, there is more surface area and they will quickly lose their "chemical compounds" that make them such great flavoring agents. In general, ground spices may last one to two years maximum, while dried herbs can last up to three years.
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