The basic content unit in DITA is the topic. According to the public review draft of the DITA 1.2 specification, âa DITA topic is a titled unit of information that can be understood in isolation and used in multiple contexts.
Quick Answer. Stored in an air-tight container, fudge stays fresh in a cool, dry place for one to two weeks. Fudge kept in the refrigerator lasts two to three weeks. Fudge keeps in a freezer for two to three months. Both plastic and metal containers work well for the storage of fudge as long as they have a tight seal.
Any with soft spots or sprouts should be eaten immediately or discarded. Just as with onions, keep them in a cool, dry and dark space in a single layer. Onions and garlic will last in storage for three to six months, provided the environment is adequately dry and cool and the temperature is relatively stable. Uneven temperature can cause produce to spoil more quickly.