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shelf-stable
[ shelf-stey-buhl ]
adjective
- (of food, liquid, or medicine) able to be stored safely for a long time without refrigeration:
We always keep a couple of shelf-stable boxes of almond milk on hand now that both of us have gone vegan.
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Origin of shelf-stable1
Example Sentences
Note the shelf-stable ingredients that consistently appear in your cooking.
Finally, we’ve invested to develop our products for shelf-stable packaging with a year-long shelf life.
Patients receive fresh produce and shelf-stable foods that are low in sugar and high in fiber and nutrients.
Examples include canned chicken with instant noodles, canned black beans and corn with a pouch of rice, or peanut butter on shelf-stable bread with dried fruit.
Shelf-stable proteins can include canned meats like chicken or tuna, as well as beans, lentils, nuts and nut butters.
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