They will last many years. Ketchup is non-perishable and since it was sterile when put into that sealed container - nothing can get in to contaminate it.
It would take many years for it to start to taste off - since most of the flavor is just vinegar and salt.
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10 years but the taste is bad
Check the expiry date
They will last many years. Ketchup is non-perishable and since it was sterile when put into that sealed container - nothing can get in to contaminate it.
It would take many years for it to start to taste off - since most of the flavor is just vinegar and salt.
No - they do not have an expiration date.
Those darn things have been sitting in the restaurants since the early 1700's.
Forever, if unopened. They will survive a nuclear holocaust! They have so much High Fructose Corn Syrup!!!
like 1 year if u want them to taste fresh.
several years, but make sure it is not damaged, and remember tomato has acid and it will eventually eat through anything except glass
good question..lol i would say 1 year