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Sunnyday

Definitely use it, it will be fine.

I `ve been known to freeze it if its going OOD but don`t often remember in time

Have to laugh really as i`ve found some parsnips in the fridge today with a BB date of 11th December last year. Guess i`ll be making stew or soup soon but they will last for a while longer yet. I generally ignore dates unless its something like pork or poultry and even then a couple of days over is usually fine.

SD

JulieGeorgiana

Defiantly would use it!

ERICS_MUM

I would definitely use it unless of course it smells as it it's gone off.

I must confess that I often use stuff after the end date - if something's gone off you can usually tell either by the smell or look/texture of it. I live on my own and it's not always possible to eat everything by the use by date.

puppypants

My parents have a girl who cleans for them once a week, she threw everything out of the fridge that had gone past its sell by date, some of it by just one day. Boy was my Dad mad!! (He's 92 and even he knows that it's a guide).

Jennie_2

I have used it loads of times past the date with no problems.

kippers

Yes i would use it

DirtPoorGuy

I bought a block of Stilton from Asda, it has lain in the fridge with it's plastic wrapper still on it since I bought it, It does state use by Jan 3rd is it safe to eat?

Penelope_Penguin

DirtPoorGuy wrote: »

I bought a block of Stilton from Asda, it has lain in the fridge with it's plastic wrapper still on it since I bought it, It does state use by Jan 3rd is it safe to eat?

Supermarket Stilton is sold too young IMHO, so on 3 Jan it would only just be becoming edible Scrape off any mould and eat it.

Bongedone

I have visions of OP disassembling cheese to remove mould

Biggles

Post it to me if you're not sure!