How long does garlic last?

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

So I got loads of garlic in my fridge that I got like what, 3 months ago, is it still good?

[Xaring]

If its not soft and brownish, its still good.

 

Anyways... Tech forums and ask about garlic?

[TarPitGaming]

This is a tech site not a food site and look it up on google first

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

This is a tech site not a food site and look it up on google first

 

If its not soft and brownish, its still good.

 

Anyways... Tech forums and ask about garlic?

 

Off-topic; "Discussion - Non-tech related content only please!"

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

This is a tech site not a food site and look it up on google first

 

And search engines are kinda blocked for me right now at college.

[minibois]

So I got loads of garlic in my fridge that I got like what, 3 months ago, is it still good?

Garlic in the fridge? Alrighty then..

But @Xaring is right.

 

This is a tech site not a food site and look it up on google first

This is Off Topic m8.

And if someone on here knows it, it will be faster to ask than to Google.

[Guest Philosophy]

Fresh garlic is the way to go, but look for signs of rot, like brown in colour, overly juicy, more mushy then normal, Etc. I am not saying if it is or not, cause I ain't there so I really have no clue. 

[Rashy]

If they're not rotting or anything and they seem fine, you could always try it

[Aytex]

first ground it into powder. then freeze it for long use

[Trik'Stari]

Garlic in the fridge? Alrighty then..

But @Xaring is right.

 

This is Off Topic m8.

And if someone on here knows it, it will be faster to ask than to Google.

Off-topic; "Discussion - Non-tech related content only please!"

Good to see other people pointing out what so very many people miss. Got tired of doing it myself.

[TheGamingBarrel]

@VampireKid Lets hope it isnt

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

Ok thanks guys.

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

Why do you put garlic in a fridge...

 

 

Oh, you don't put garlic in fridge? I ain't no cook, ayyy.

[Hans Christian | Teri]

Don't store garlic in the fridge, garlic is best stored in a dry place at room or slightly below temperature. If stored correctly it will last for months, and you will never experience rot or similar. The outside of the cloves may dry out and turn an ever so slightly brown hue but it will still be perfectly fine to use. We harvest in late July and plant in late fall depending on weather conditions We have homegrown garlic year around.

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

Don't store garlic in the fridge, garlic is best stored in a dry place at room or slightly below temperature. If stored correctly it will last for months, and you will never experience rot or similar. The outside of the cloves may dry out and turn an ever so slightly brown hue but it will still be perfectly fine to use. We harvest in late July and plant in late fall depending on weather conditions We have homegrown garlic year around.

 

Alright, thanks for the tip.

[Aphexx]

+1 you're supposed to store garlic in a cool dry place preferably hung in the air. I think I remember an Alton Brown's Good Eats episode where he hung it using pantyhose or something

[Guest]

This is a tech site not a food site and look it up on google first

OFF-TOPIC.

 

CAN YOU READ???

[Lazmarr]

So I got loads of garlic in my fridge that I got like what, 3 months ago, is it still good?

If it hasn't begun to root and hasn't began to rot then it should be good

If you know what onions are like when they have gone bad then you will know what garlic is like when it rots Garlic is from the same family as onions