Storing Pandan to Preserve Its Color
Maison PandanTo preserve pandan's green color and aroma, store the powder in an airtight container in a dry place, away from light and heat. These are the three enemies of color.
How to store pandan powder properly
Transfer it to an opaque airtight jar, away from heat sources and direct light. Moisture makes the powder clump and dulls its color.
| Factor | What to avoid |
|---|---|
| Light | Direct exposure |
| Moisture | Humid kitchen, steam |
| Heat | Near the oven |
Should you keep pandan in the fridge?
It isn't necessary for dry powder; a dry, dark cupboard is enough. Cold can introduce moisture through condensation.
How can you tell if the color has faded?
A dull shade signals an old powder. See how to recognize expired powder and choose the right packaging.
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Frequently asked questions
How should you store pandan?
In an airtight container, in a dry place, away from light and heat.
Should you refrigerate it?
No, a dry, dark cupboard is enough for the powder.
What dulls the color?
Light, moisture and heat.
Is clumped powder ruined?
It has absorbed moisture; its color and aroma are diminished.
How long does it keep?
A long time if stored properly.
