Does mustard need to be refrigerated once opened?
Likewise, people ask, does mustard need to be refrigerated after opening?
Mustard . . . Dijon and horseradish-based mustards should be refrigerated, but others are OK to leave out if you prefer them at room temperature. Refrigerating yellow mustard will help maintain its flavor, but it doesn't contain any ingredients that spoil.
Moreover, what condiments do not need to be refrigerated after opening?
Common condiments that don't require refrigeration include soy sauce, oyster sauce, fish sauce, honey, and hot sauce. Feingold says vinegars and olive oil (stored in a cool, dark place) are pantry-bound; coconut oil is actually best kept out of the fridge since it hardens below room temperature.
Here are five common condiments that, once opened, can actually be stored outside the refrigerator.
5 Condiments That Don't Have to Be Refrigerated
- Mustard. Shelf life: 2 months.
- Ketchup. Shelf life: 1 month.
- Fish Sauce. Shelf life: 2 to 3 years.
- Soy Sauce. Shelf life: 1 year.
- Hot Sauce. Shelf life: 3 years.