Probably. But I have seen fizzing green mouldy yoghourt, just this five month old yoghourt was fine.Hasn't yoghurt technically "gone off" as soon as it's made?
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Probably. But I have seen fizzing green mouldy yoghourt, just this five month old yoghourt was fine.Hasn't yoghurt technically "gone off" as soon as it's made?
I have loads of out of date stuff; herbs and spices, poppy seeds (1999), pudding rice various dates (2002/2006). As stated, if it looks and smells OK it probably will be. Meat is the only thing I am a bit careful with.
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?
No. It was Shape yoghourt - (probably low fat, high sugar, sugar being a preservative.)Did it say Cravendale on the label?
Not that I would ever keep any long enough to find out mind. I find this a bit odd.chocolate doesn't go out of date either.
It's like somebody I knew was going to hoy out a bit of cheddar that had the slightest hint of blue round the edge, then quite happily tucking into some Gorgonzola.Hasn't yoghurt technically "gone off" as soon as it's made?
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.
Not that I would ever keep any long enough to find out mind. I find this a bit odd.
It's like somebody I knew was going to hoy out a bit of cheddar that had the slightest hint of blue round the edge, then quite happily tucking into some Gorgonzola.
If I ever have a bit of cheese that has a bit of mould on the outside, I just cut a slice off bin it and use the rest.
If I ever have a bit of cheese that has a bit of mould on the outside, I just cut a slice off bin it and use the rest.
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.
Sell by means what it says, Use by is different.
You always use stuff within the use by date and use your senses of smell and taste to decide if sell by stuff is ok.
As a rule if it smells ok and then tastes ok it usually is.
Fruit and cheese with BB dates on,lol.
Tinned food can survive a nuclear strike man.
EDIT : I should know, I watched Threads this morning.
Mooooouuuuuuldy old dough.
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.