Should I refrigerate corn tortillas?

Table of Contents:

1. Should I refrigerate corn tortillas?
2. CAN expired corn tortillas make you sick?
3. How can you tell if corn tortillas are bad?
4. Is it safe to eat raw tortillas?
5. How do you prepare corn tortillas for street tacos?

Should I refrigerate corn tortillas?

A: We recommend that you refrigerate your tortillas after purchase to help extend the shelf life. Even though our packages are re-sealable, once the package is open storing your tortillas in a cool refrigerator helps them last through the shelf life. ... A: No, your tortillas won't stick together if you freeze them.

CAN expired corn tortillas make you sick?

Yes, you can eat tortillas that have gone beyond the best-by date printed on the package. The best-by date isn't actually an expiration date. ... Moldy tortillas will be very unappetizing and you probably wouldn't enjoy eating them, and they can make you sick.

How can you tell if corn tortillas are bad?

Tortillas, which begin very pliable, will begin to get stiffer when they are getting old. You can tell if tortillas have gone bad if you notice any spots of mold on their surface, at which point the entire package should be thrown away.

Is it safe to eat raw tortillas?

Since the tortillas are only slightly cooked it is safer to heat them up further. Raw tortillas, whether they're unprepared dough or precooked store tortillas, shouldn't be eaten raw because you will not get the full flavor and there are potential health risks associated with it.

How do you prepare corn tortillas for street tacos?

Heat a heavy skillet over medium-high heat. Fry the tortilla for about 10-30 seconds on each side, until browned and cooked. The tortilla should be soft and pliable, not crispy. Fold a paper towel in half, and lay it on a plate.