Fruit & vegetables
How long do limes last?
Limes last 3–4 weeks in the fridge, 1 week at room temperature, 3–4 months (juice or zest) in the freezer. Store limes in the fridge for the best results.
FridgeBest
3–4 weeks
Cupboard / room temp
1 week
Freezer
3–4 months (juice or zest)
How to store limes
- Keep them sealed in a bag in the crisper.
- A brown, hard lime is dried out, not unsafe.
Signs limes have gone bad
Mold or a mushy texture. When in doubt, throw it out. These are typical home-storage times; always check the package date.
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Questions about limes
- How long do limes last in the fridge?
- Limes: 3–4 weeks in the fridge.
- Can you freeze limes?
- Yes. Limes keep 3–4 months (juice or zest) in the freezer. A brown, hard lime is dried out, not unsafe.
- Where should you store limes?
- In the fridge. Keep them sealed in a bag in the crisper.
- How can you tell if limes have gone bad?
- Mold or a mushy texture. When in doubt, throw it out.