Meat & poultry
How long does salami last?
Salami lasts about 6 weeks sealed, 3 weeks opened in the fridge, 6 weeks (whole, uncut dry salami) at room temperature, 1–2 months in the freezer. Store salami in the fridge for the best results.
FridgeBest
about 6 weeks sealed, 3 weeks opened
Cupboard / room temp
6 weeks (whole, uncut dry salami)
Freezer
1–2 months
How to store salami
- Whole dry salami can hang in a cool pantry; sliced belongs in the fridge.
- White powdery bloom on the casing is normal.
Signs salami has gone bad
Slime, an ammonia smell or fuzzy colored mold. When in doubt, throw it out. These are typical home-storage times; always check the package date.
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Questions about salami
- How long does salami last in the fridge?
- Salami: about 6 weeks sealed, 3 weeks opened in the fridge.
- Can you freeze salami?
- Yes. Salami keeps 1–2 months in the freezer. White powdery bloom on the casing is normal.
- Where should you store salami?
- In the fridge. Whole dry salami can hang in a cool pantry; sliced belongs in the fridge.
- How can you tell if salami has gone bad?
- Slime, an ammonia smell or fuzzy colored mold. When in doubt, throw it out.