Fruit & vegetables
How long do peaches last?
Peaches last 3–5 days once ripe in the fridge, until ripe at room temperature, 10–12 months (sliced) in the freezer. Store peaches in the counter for the best results.
Fridge
3–5 days once ripe
CounterBest
until ripe
Freezer
10–12 months (sliced)
How to store peaches
- Ripen stem-side down on the counter.
- Freeze slices on a tray, then bag them.
Signs peaches have gone bad
Mold, wrinkled skin or a fermented smell. When in doubt, throw it out. These are typical home-storage times; always check the package date.
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Questions about peaches
- How long do peaches last in the fridge?
- Peaches: 3–5 days once ripe in the fridge.
- Can you freeze peaches?
- Yes. Peaches keep 10–12 months (sliced) in the freezer. Freeze slices on a tray, then bag them.
- Where should you store peaches?
- In the counter. Ripen stem-side down on the counter.
- How can you tell if peaches have gone bad?
- Mold, wrinkled skin or a fermented smell. When in doubt, throw it out.