Sealed Kaviar può durare a temperatura ambiente per un volo di 36 ore?
Presto volerò dalla Norvegia alla Malesia. Saranno più voli, quindi ci vorranno circa 36 ore in totale. Potrà durare senza refrigerazione? Ho intenzione di tenerlo nel mio bagaglio da stiva. Grazie.
As long as you don’t open it, it will be fine. Caviar is great stuff!
LukasLiBrand on
I think so. I’ve atleast had it in my bag for work and sometimes I forget it’s there but it’s still good the next day at work.
Hermanstrike on
If it’s stocked out of fridge in the shop, you can as long you don’t open it. Look what is written on the other side.
i_make_cookies_for_u on
Should be fine
Roskot on
Found somewhere that it can be stored for up to two weeks outside a fridge before opening. I’m sure it’ll be fine!
Captnlunch on
Just don’t mistake it for toothpaste.
BoilingPointTTV on
I’ve seen them on stands outside of the cooler section in shops, so I would assume that would be fine as long as it isn’t opened
Consistent_Public_70 on
Yes, that is fine.
A_Sir666 on
You could travel with it for weeks it’s conserved and air tight. As long as it is not heated it’ll be fine for shure
sirrNaDE on
Should be fine, but I suggest that you don’t mistake it for toothpaste
housewithablouse on
No problem I would say.
Hefty_Badger9759 on
Yes
DontLookAtMePleaz on
Unopened, yes. It’ll last for at least 2 weeks in room temperature.
If it’s been opened I would’ve rather bought a new, unopened one and bring that if I were you.
SentientSquirrel on
Yes, the official guideline from the manufacturer is that these can be stored in room temperature for “shorter periods”, and they define this as up to two weeks. This is a guideline for stores that want to display them more prominently for campaigns etc.
It’s gonna be fine even if it’s opened. I have eaten kaviars that have been opened and in room temperature for at least a week
JonsalatDeNung on
No problem at all. I just got three in the mail that my brother sent me. He has been sending them by mail for the last ten years now, from Norway to mainly Thailand. Takes two-four weeks. No problem. My only concern is that you don’t seem to have packed any makrell-i-tomat. That’s a rookie mistake.
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As long as you don’t open it, it will be fine. Caviar is great stuff!
I think so. I’ve atleast had it in my bag for work and sometimes I forget it’s there but it’s still good the next day at work.
If it’s stocked out of fridge in the shop, you can as long you don’t open it. Look what is written on the other side.
Should be fine
Found somewhere that it can be stored for up to two weeks outside a fridge before opening. I’m sure it’ll be fine!
Just don’t mistake it for toothpaste.
I’ve seen them on stands outside of the cooler section in shops, so I would assume that would be fine as long as it isn’t opened
Yes, that is fine.
You could travel with it for weeks it’s conserved and air tight. As long as it is not heated it’ll be fine for shure
Should be fine, but I suggest that you don’t mistake it for toothpaste
No problem I would say.
Yes
Unopened, yes. It’ll last for at least 2 weeks in room temperature.
If it’s been opened I would’ve rather bought a new, unopened one and bring that if I were you.
Yes, the official guideline from the manufacturer is that these can be stored in room temperature for “shorter periods”, and they define this as up to two weeks. This is a guideline for stores that want to display them more prominently for campaigns etc.
Source (Norwegian only): [https://mills.no/?faq=kortere-perioder](https://mills.no/?faq=kortere-perioder)
It’s gonna be fine even if it’s opened. I have eaten kaviars that have been opened and in room temperature for at least a week
No problem at all. I just got three in the mail that my brother sent me. He has been sending them by mail for the last ten years now, from Norway to mainly Thailand. Takes two-four weeks. No problem. My only concern is that you don’t seem to have packed any makrell-i-tomat. That’s a rookie mistake.
Shouldn’t be allowed to call it caviar
Yes. Your toothpaste can as well.
Yes