Frozen foods
Consuming frozen food, including veggies, proteins, and pastries, two months after expiry will not kill you. Cold temperatures prevent foods from expire so that’s why they are safe to eat past the expiration date.
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Good information.
Thank You
Thank you for answering the questions about how long past the expiration date something can safely be consumed. My husband has been in a nursing home almost a year and I have been eating out or with friends and not cooked much. Almost everything I have been pulling out of the cabinet lately expired before Christmas and I have thrown away many cans and packages. I am going to make a concerted effort to use up what I have before I buy any more. Thanks again.
As a retired food inspector with NYS, I assure you all that expiration dates are merely guidelines and not something etched in stone — NY State does not even issue violations for foods past their dates — the thinking is simple: if a food does not look or smell spoiled it likely is still safe to eat. That doesn’t mean it’s not stale or less than 100 % of its original quality. There are exceptions, of course — milk and poultry tend to spoil quickly — canned and sealed shelf-stable foods can last years — my suggestion is to take each product individually and form your own evaluations.
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Thank you for the information. I knew about some facts and the others I was glad to find out about. Like the eggs.
When I buy sourdough bread Istore itin the freezer then when the bread box get’s down, to 3 slice I get anothe bag of frozen bread put down a dish towel an open the bag for it to thaw out the chldren would not eat the dounut holes if they were not frozen Dad
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