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11 Nov 20, 09:07 PM |
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Use by dates - must stick to or just a heads up
Who sticks to Use by dates on food and who treats them as a gentle warning
In our house, if Mrs Wazza gets there first it’s gets thrown out as soon as the use by date expires. But I just look at it as a gentle reminder to perhaps give it a bit of a sniff before you eat. Causes many a forceful discussion |
11 Nov 20, 09:10 PM |
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Depends on what it is.
Use by dates on prawns - stick to Use by dates on whiskey - ignored |
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11 Nov 20, 09:10 PM |
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We stick rigidly, I'm really fussy and often won't use on the last day either 🤢
Edit to add: agree with PP. Alcohol is fair game 😂 |
11 Nov 20, 09:12 PM |
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Join Date: Oct 09
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My Nan had a cold room, and a keen nose.
Dates are a waste of ink. Disney332
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11 Nov 20, 09:12 PM |
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I'm the one who doesn't care about the sell by dates but John does 🙄
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11 Nov 20, 09:14 PM |
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Same with me and my husband! He even thinks that anything past its “best before” date should be ditched!
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11 Nov 20, 09:16 PM |
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I tend to ignore them, I go by smell and look.
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11 Nov 20, 09:16 PM |
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I think it depends on what it is, I would never use raw chicken after it's use by date, I even try to use it a couple of days before. But with bacon and ham I will use them a day or 2 after the use by date, just give it a sniff.
A few weeks ago I found an unopened jar of coffee at the back of the cupboard, it's sell by date was Oct 2017, I decided to open it and try it, and it tasted perfectly fine to us. We only got to use it for few days though, as I dropped it and broke the jar.
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11 Nov 20, 09:18 PM |
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Ok, I have this with Mrs Wazza. By her logic if something, let’s say bacon, runs out on 15th I could use it to make a sarnie up to midnight on the 15th. But I couldn’t use that same packet of bacon for breakfast at 5:00 the following morning. Does it really become inedible in those few hours😄😄
And as for Best Before dates, we’ll they’re just open ended😄😄 |
11 Nov 20, 09:21 PM |
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