/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>6215843
>In your experience, how long does homemade tomato sauce last in the fridge?

This is not a question of experience at all. Because tomato sauce is one of those things that can become a hazard without any visual or taste related factors.

Your tomato sauce has around 7 days in the fridge max before it becomes potentially a danger to avoid. If you don't believe that simple statement, look it up better than a /ck/ post. Trust me not when I say that much, but that I have looked into it thoroughly and tomato sauce is not something you want to fuck with in terms of like 2 week refrigeration or some shit. I've spent plenty of time in a restaurant kitchen in Italy and was told more or less the same. I really only mention that due to the high quantity of tomato sauce that place deals with and their precautions. That, and I'm fairly paranoid about food poisoning.

Unless you are doing legitimate canning, don't screw around with this. But on second look in the thread, you appear to be possibly interested in actual canning.

Anyway, all that said, I must thank you because while I'm sitting here doing nothing but drinking cheap wine and browsing /ck/ while my pizza dough proofs, I fucking forgot to prepare the tomato sauce and you just reminded me.

>mfw I was getting pretty close to go assemble my pizza with no fucking sauce prepared.

>>4028198

My mom eats these every single day. She keeps two bags stocked so if one runs out there is definitely another one ready to open. She's the only one that eats from the bags so there really isn't a risk of that though. Yes, I've posted this before.

She also drinks at least 2 diet sodas every day and has been for the past 3 years.

She asked me to bring her a burger from McDonalds the other day but said to not bring fries because she's on a diet.

>My. Face. When.