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    When you buy Velveeta it's not refrigerated but I always put it in the fridge when I get home, I guess because that's what I do with real cheese.

    What I wondered is if you don't put it in the fridge how long will it keep?

    Also, do you have to refrigerate it after opening the foil package? I would look at the box for that info but right now I don't have any.

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    I just keep mine in the fridge, too. But I would think you could keep it in a cabinet or on a shelf until you need it since it's not refrigerated at the store. I would definitely keep it in the fridge once the foil has been opened....great thread, interested to see what others have to say!
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    I've always refrigerated it. Interestingly enough, it is refrigerated at my store.
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    I'm not sure but I read somewhere that Velveeta is shelf stable because it is actually powdered cheese and oil. I keep mine in fridge though it is stored on the shelf in my stores.
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    It's not really food. You could probably store it in the attic or the trunk of your car.

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    We always used to use it as fish bait...... No refrigeration necessary! The fish sure liked it! We would catch plenty of them!

    As far as buying and storing, I couldn't really tell you, because when I see it/hear about it, I always think of it as fish bait......so I don't use it.
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    Thanks for the replies.

    LOL. Well thanks mzbeers and smee - you were tons of help!!

    And yeah, yeah, I know it's not "real" cheese; there are a few supposed "food" items that we like and that's one of them. Only thing we use it for is to make the Rotel-type cheese dip.

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    my stores has it both ways on the shelf and in the frig..I keep it in the frig. I will use it up to about a month past the date as long as it taste right and looks right.

    The box says:Refrigate after opening, for up to 8 weeks after open. For best results avoid Frezzing.

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    ingredients: Milk,water,why,milk protein,milkfat, and some other stuff..
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    Quote Originally Posted by 3timesoccermom View Post
    Thanks for the replies.

    LOL. Well thanks mzbeers and smee - you were tons of help!!

    And yeah, yeah, I know it's not "real" cheese; there are a few supposed "food" items that we like and that's one of them. Only thing we use it for is to make the Rotel-type cheese dip.

    Guess I need to do some internet research before I stock up with those good coupons I have.

    are any "foods" 100% real these days...maybe fruit and vegys
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    Default Re: Velveeta -- storing it

    I have stored it on the shelf at home and when I'm ready to use it I open it then store it in the fridge.... keeps it extra soft when not in the fridge. lol
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