The shelf life of biscuits varies with formula, operation, raw materials and packaging. Generally, bagged products can have a shelf life of one year, while bulk products can have a shelf life of 3-4 months. Refer to the date set by the manufacturer, from a few days to several months. Usually, the shelf life of this kind of food should be at least 3 months, because as long as you put it in a dry, closed place, it can be preserved for a long time.
Generally, bagged products can have a shelf life of one year, while bulk products can have a shelf life of 3-4 months. Cookies are recommended to be eaten as soon as possible after opening, but if you can't finish eating them, just wrap them in fresh-keeping bags and put them in the freezer before eating. At least it will taste better in the future.