Storage of Chocolate Transfer sheets

Valerie Herskowitz
@valerie-herskowitz
03/27/13 11:29:57AM
14 posts

I just received my first order of custom transfers. The directions said to keep them in the refrigerator. I was surprised as I thought that would cause condensation. I have kept my other transfer sheets in a dry and dark storage area. What do you all suggest?


updated by @valerie-herskowitz: 04/10/15 09:18:31PM
Kerry
@kerry
03/27/13 10:36:51PM
288 posts

I'm for the dry, dark and cool storage area. I would worry about condensation with the fridge.




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Daniel Herskovic
@daniel-herskovic
03/28/13 02:46:31PM
132 posts

I'm going to second Kerry's suggestion. Ultimately, I am sure you will be fine if the package is sealed and you let the transfer sheets come to room temperature prior to using.

Ruth Atkinson Kendrick
@ruth-atkinson-kendrick
03/28/13 06:45:28PM
194 posts

If the weather has been warm, I put them in the fridge when I first get them to firm up. After that, I keep in dark, dry room.

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