Fruit & vegetables
How long do apples last?
Apples last 3–6 weeks in the fridge, 1–2 weeks at room temperature, 8–12 months (sliced) in the freezer. Store apples in the fridge for the best results.
FridgeBest
3–6 weeks
Cupboard / room temp
1–2 weeks
Freezer
8–12 months (sliced)
How to store apples
- Keep them apart from leafy greens; they release ethylene gas.
- One soft apple speeds up the rest, so check the bag weekly.
Signs apples have gone bad
Soft, wrinkled skin, brown mushy flesh or mold. When in doubt, throw it out. These are typical home-storage times; always check the package date.
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Questions about apples
- How long do apples last in the fridge?
- Apples: 3–6 weeks in the fridge.
- Can you freeze apples?
- Yes. Apples keep 8–12 months (sliced) in the freezer. One soft apple speeds up the rest, so check the bag weekly.
- Where should you store apples?
- In the fridge. Keep them apart from leafy greens; they release ethylene gas.
- How can you tell if apples have gone bad?
- Soft, wrinkled skin, brown mushy flesh or mold. When in doubt, throw it out.
