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A: Chopped or sliced onions can be stored in a sealed container in your refrigerator at the proper temperature of 40Â°F or below for 7 to 10 days (Source: USDA). For pre-cut fresh or frozen products, always use and follow manufactures use by dates.
Leave them out. Honey: A lot of people put honey in the fridge, but this will thicken it up something fierce, and it doesn't require refrigeration to stay good. Unless you really like your honey cold, you can put this in the pantry. Onions: Onions will last longer in the fridge, but not without cost. Like tomatoes, your onions will soften a bit if you put them in the fridge, and they won't be quite as crisp. Also, they'll make your other food smell like onions.