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•      It varies. Really young cheeses like ricotta and fresh mozzarella need to be eaten as soon as possible, preferably within a week. The older and harder a cheese is, usually the longer it will last. Many cheeses, if they’re kept clean and well-wrapped, can last between two and four weeks. Some hard cheeses, like parmesan, can last for months!
