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The best rule of thumb for how to store fudge is this: If you're going to freeze it, leave it uncut. Once it's cut, it needs to be kept airtight with double-wrapping techniques as described above. Per food authorities with Leaf TV, if your house is cool, fudge can be stored at room temperature for up to two weeks. If it sits in sunlight it will soften, and any source of warmth will increase spoiling of the fats in fudge and any nuts included.
Dear Denise: Don't worry, you won't have to waste a single pecan. To keep them at their peak, store them in a freezer-safe bag or container in the freezer. Some experts say they can be kept as long as two years in the freezer. Once they have been removed, they should be used within two months. Pecans also can be stored in the refrigerator in a sealed container for about nine months; ones in the shell last six to 12 months, but be sure they are put in a good, moisture-proof container.