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shelf-stable
[shelf-stey-buhl]
adjective
(of food, liquid, or medicine) able to be stored safely for a long time without refrigeration.
We always keep a couple of shelf-stable boxes of almond milk on hand now that both of us have gone vegan.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of shelf-stable1
Example Sentences
Entire grocery aisles were built around the promise of control — sugar-free, fat-free, guilt-free — delivered via individually wrapped, shelf-stable, microwaveable trays.
By 1983, ranch had gone shelf-stable and truly national, available in squeeze bottles, pump dispensers and foil-topped tubs across the country.
The squeeze-bottle version of ranch — stabilized, shelf-stable and engineered for maximal cling — is not exactly what anyone would call elegant.
Its popular shelf-stable products are “crafted to deliver the rich, homemade taste of traditional Mexican cooking with modern-day convenience,” according to a news release Friday.
Note the shelf-stable ingredients that consistently appear in your cooking.
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