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Are My Edibles Still OK?

Discussion in 'Weed Edibles' started by AK47.5, Feb 22, 2016.

  1. #1 AK47.5, Feb 22, 2016
    Last edited by a moderator: Feb 22, 2016
    Hi Guys,


    Long time reader, first time poster. I've been coming to GC for answers for many cannabis related questions I've had over time and I have one to ask myself please.


    I purchased edibles, 2 cookies, 2 mudcakes and 1 x toffee (apple). They have been sitting in my fridge for about a week now and I have just got back from work as I've been away and would like to know if they are still ok to eat? Wondering if they go 'bad' at all as I suppose it is food at the end of the day... so any input would be great. Personally I think they are fine and Im not an overall expert on edibles, haven't had much experience with them as smoking but they do smell fine.


    Thank you
    AK47.5


     
  2. #2 OGKushtownSkywa, Feb 22, 2016
    Very unlikely, edibles typically last for a long, long time.


    Are they package wrapped or more like home-made? The more air-tight they are the better probably, just like anything else in the fridge.
     
  3. #3 AlexanderTheGreat3161, Feb 22, 2016
    If you are in doubt I'm down to buy them lol ship em to
    Me ;)


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  4. #4 sickmanfraud, Feb 22, 2016
    I wouldn't let the toffee apple "sit" for too long. The toffee should be fine, but apples can spoil (esp while impaled on a stick).
     
  5. #5 Joker1121, Feb 22, 2016
    If you're going to keep them for any period of time package carefully and store in freezer. Eat the apple soon, though, as sickmanfraud suggests.
     

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