How Long Do Condiments Last?

Condiments are a vary broad range of items. It's hard to match ketchup for versatility or mustard for variety. While some type of mustard is usually added to sandwiches, burgers, and hot dogs, many people put ketchup on almost any food, including French fries, eggs, hot cereal, steak, meat loaf, and onions. Mayonnaise is also quite versatile, the French serve it with French fries and hard-boiled eggs, although it is being avoided by more and more people these days because of its high fat content.

There are many different condiments to consider when looking to complete a sandwich or any meal. Listed below are several of the most commonly used condiments. If you don't see the condiment you're looking for, check something close to it and it may just be on that page. Condiments often fill up your refrigerator door before you know it and it's hard to figure out just how long they've been there. So, be sure to check how long all your condiments last and gather many ways to be clued into their shelf life before they begin to go bad.