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Just had a clean out of the food cupboard:
2 x jars of curry paste (opened)
1 x set of lasagne verdi pasta sheets (a few left in box)
1 x chocolate bar
1 x packet of raisins
All had to go the journey.
Go and have a look, there's bound to be summit that's off.
I take no notice on sell by dates. I look and smell the food and if it passes both those tests I use it.
There'll be maggots in your tins of mushy peas.
Just had a clean out of the food cupboard:
2 x jars of curry paste (opened)
1 x set of lasagne verdi pasta sheets (a few left in box)
1 x chocolate bar
1 x packet of raisins
All had to go the journey.
Go and have a look, there's bound to be summit that's off.
The pasta and chocolate would have been alright.
i heard on the radio that the uk goverment is planning on removing all best before dates on food.
is this true?
its to prevent good food from being threw out, they also said the average british household throw out over £700 of good food a year due to inaccurate BBD's![]()
Tinned food can survive a nuclear strike man.
EDIT : I should know, I watched Threads this morning.
Watched this recently for the first time. Chilling bit of TV that can be found in full on google videos, would encourage anyone who hasn't seen it to give it a go.
On topic, Didn't some one recently eat tinned chicken from WW2 that was fine? If I didn't imagine that it says it all really.
I take no notice on sell by dates. I look and smell the food and if it passes both those tests I use it.
There was a yoghourt in the fridge at work on Friday afternoon it said 5/11. Thought it must mean May 2011. Then looked at it more closely it was 5/11/10. It was fine. Don't know why it hadn't gone off? Preservatives?