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Moisture is the main nuisance
Hard candy can attract moisture from the surrounding air, making its surface tacky. Keep pieces in their protective wrapping or in a clean, dry, tightly closed container. Open only what you plan to enjoy.
Choose a steady place
A cool, dry cupboard away from direct sunlight, the stove and a steamy dishwasher is usually more useful than a pretty bowl beside a window. Follow the guidance supplied for the actual batch if it differs.
Be cautious with the refrigerator
Moving cold candy into warm air can cause condensation. Unless the maker specifically recommends refrigeration for the product, avoid repeated changes between cold storage and room temperature.
Keep different pieces protected
Separate wrappers can help pieces avoid sticking to one another and protect delicate edges. Avoid keeping candy near strongly scented products. Store it out of reach of small children and pets.
Ask about the actual batch
There is no universal shelf-life promise on this site. Packaging, humidity and the specific product all matter. Ask for the recommended storage period when you inquire. If packaging is damaged or the product seems unusual, pause and contact the maker rather than guessing.
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