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    Do you have to keep the rosemary oil in the refrigerator?
    Doreen Moore
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    As long as you are using dyed rosemary oil and coconut oil, the recipe should be shelf-stable. You can keep it on the countertop.
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    How long do we keep that oil?
    Doreen Moore
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    12 to 18 months, as long as you use dried rosemary when making this oil.
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    Is it OK to use if I burned my rosemary a little bit?
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    Yes, you can use rosemary oil that's slightly brown, but if it smells burnt, toss it out and make a new batch.
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    Does the rosemary need to be bone dry or can fresh rosemary be used?
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    Dry rosemary is preferred to ensure the rosemary oil won't grow bacteria.
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