How to Store Your Patties, Pikliz, and Epis for Maximum Freshness
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At Lakay Flavors, we believe food should taste just like it came from your mamaâs kitchenâfresh, bold, and full of love. Thatâs why we take great care in preparing and packaging every Haitian patty, jar of Pikliz, and spoonful of Epis.
But once theyâre in your hands, a little storage know-how will help keep that flavor going strong. Hereâs how to store each item the right way:
đ„ Storing Haitian Patties
In the Fridge:
Place patties in an airtight container. They stay fresh for up to 15 days in the fridge.
In the Freezer:
Wrap each patty individually in foil or parchment paper, then seal in a freezer-safe bag. When ready to enjoy, reheat in the oven at 350°F for 10â15 minutes for that perfect flake. Avoid microwaving if you want that classic crispy crust!
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đ¶ïž Storing Pikliz
Refrigeration is key. Pikliz is naturally pickled and fermented, which means it can last up to 3 months in the fridge.
â Pro Tip: Always use a clean spoon when serving to avoid introducing bacteria. Over time, the flavor actually gets better!
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đ§ Storing Epis
This Haitian seasoning base is your kitchen MVP!
In the Fridge:
Keep in a tightly sealed container. It stays fresh for up to 2 months.
In the Freezer:
Pour Epis into an ice cube tray, freeze, then transfer the cubes to a sealed freezer bag. Each cube lasts up to 4Â monthsâjust pop one out when you're ready to cook!
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đ Final Tips for Storing Your Favorites
- Always label your containers with the date you received or made them.
- Donât let any moisture or food particles get into your jarsâclean utensils only!
- When in doubt, give it a smell test. Fresh Epis and Pikliz have strong, clean aromas.
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We pour love into every jar and pastry. Following these simple steps means youâll taste that love in every bite.
đŹ Got questions about storing your Lakay Flavors products? Drop a comment or send us a DM on Instagram @LakayFlavors. And donât forget to tag us in your home setupsâwe love seeing our flavors in your kitchen!