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pastrygirl

pastrygirl

Today was a shelf life test day, I went to one of my consignors to pick up unsold Easter items and they still had a box of bonbons from Valentine’s Day so I grabbed that too. I delivered those at the end of January so they’ve been at room temp 10 weeks, in my fridge up to 2 weeks during production. 
 

Out of 12 pieces, I think the coconut had gone a little off, the hazelnut was super dull from fat bloom, and the cinnamon had both a pocket of blue mold and fuzzy white mold under the shell. 😳
 

Really glad I pulled that and I hope the 9 boxes they sold have been eaten by now.  I wonder when the turning point was ... I had been getting more confident - or perhaps cavalier - and went with 12 weeks for a recent batch. Maybe I should be more conservative and say eat within 8 weeks?ABE32760-D12A-4BC8-B5A4-2885614D5A43.jpeg.8803367811e503e9f17f1a2bd8d8f54c.jpeg
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pastrygirl

pastrygirl

Today was a shelf life test day, I went to one of my consignors to pick up unsold Easter items and they still had a box of bonbons from Valentine’s Day so I grabbed that too. I delivered those at the end of January so they’ve been at room temp 10 weeks, in my fridge up to 2 weeks during production. 
 

Out of 12 pieces, I think the coconut had gone a little off, the hazelnut was super dull from fat bloom, and the cinnamon had both a pocket of blue mold and fuzzy white mold under the shell. 😳
 

Really glad I pulled that and I hope the 9 boxes they sold have been eaten by now.  I wonder when the turning point was ... I had been getting more confident - or perhaps cavalier - and went with 12 weeks for a recent batch. Maybe I should be more conservative and say eat within 8 weeks?  ABE32760-D12A-4BC8-B5A4-2885614D5A43.jpeg.8803367811e503e9f17f1a2bd8d8f54c.jpeg
D6ECE098-030A-47D0-8AD8-CA2A1A52B68F.jpeg.e68a82386956a97519a137c055d10912.jpeg

 

pastrygirl

pastrygirl

Today was a shelf life test day, I went to one of my consignors to pick up unsold Easter items and they still had a box of bonbons from Valentine’s Day so I grabbed that too. I delivered those at the end of January so they’ve been at room temp 10 weeks, in my fridge up to 2 weeks during production. 
 

Out of 12 pieces, I think the coconut had gone a little off, the hazelnut was super dull from fat bloom, and the cinnamon had both a pocket of blue mold and fuzzy white mold under the shell. 😳
 

Really glad I pulled that and I hope the other 9 boxes have been eaten by now.  I wonder when the turning point was ... I had been getting more confident - or perhaps cavalier - and went with 12 weeks for a recent batch. Maybe I should be more conservative and say eat within 8 weeks?  ABE32760-D12A-4BC8-B5A4-2885614D5A43.jpeg.8803367811e503e9f17f1a2bd8d8f54c.jpeg
D6ECE098-030A-47D0-8AD8-CA2A1A52B68F.jpeg.e68a82386956a97519a137c055d10912.jpeg

 

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