How long will an opened and covered can of tomato juice last for in a refrigerator?

Question

Refrigerator is operating at normal recommended temperature.

Answer 1

If you leave it in the can a couple of days as the tin will start to deteriorate. Leave it in a plastic container and it will last over a week covered.

Answer 2

As soon as you open the can, the contents need to be poured into another container or the citric acid in the tomatoes will cause a reaction with the metal and spoil the juice. Any tomato product does not keep in a metal container.

Answer 3

you should never leave tomato juice in a can after its been opened because of the acid build up in it. Always pour it in another non metal container
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Answer 4

Many, many years. Just make sure the cans have no damage, and that there is no expansion with the can at all. If you see the slightest hump on the top or bottom of the can, throw away immediately. Other than that, it should be fine. Discard all bulging or swollen cans of food and food from glass jars with bulging lids. Commercial cans with bulging lids should be returned, unopened, to the vendor.

Answer 5

Make sure you transfer it to a glass or plastic container and not leave it in the can as the acid will interact and kill the juice

Answer 6

Not too long and if u leave it in the metal can too long it will end up tasting like the metal can. Why not freeze the remaining in a freezer bag then they won't go to waste

Answer 7

not long.....
the acid in the tomato reacts with the metal can once opened.
It should be stored in a glass or plastic container.
Same for pineapple juice.

Answer 8

Just a few days, like most foods, it's best used as soon as possible after opening.

Answer 9

2 months.

Answer 10

i would always do that, until the other day i noticed that after 2 days, it gets growing mold dust on top of the rim so i gues not more than 2 days