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Archive:Quick Questions on food safety / sell by / use by dates
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Infuriatingly if you google this question it comes up with this exact question on Q & A on Lyle's site, but guess what the site has changed and I couldn't find the answer!!0
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It seems that the consensus is to use it
so I'll add this to the thread on "dates"
Penny. x:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0 -
Thank you Penny fr finding a place for this thread and thanks all for your votes - I used it - made the cakes tonight and have just eaten one, not bad and not dead so all good!Happiness is wanting what you have...0
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Made a stew last Tue and put it in the fridge, i was working away in the wk and O/H did not notice it, Would it be safe to eat !! Plus He cooked a chicken on thursday night and put it in the fridge then came to where i was staying getting back today will any of this food be safe to eat I hate waste. Many thanksEvery cloud has a silver lining:j0
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i certainly wouldn't eat the stew and i really wouldn't chance the chicken unless i was desperate.... bin the stew and have a sniff of the chuck!0
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Personally I wouldn't eat either after that period of time...even if they have been refrigerated! I wouldn't even feed it to the dogs!:rotfl:Less is more0
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The chicken should still be ok if you're going to eat it tonight, but I'd bin the stew.0
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I wouldn't eat either the stew or the chicken.Grocery Challenge for October: £135/£200
NSD Challenge: October 0/140 -
I accept no responsibility for your health if you try this, but I'd have a good sniff of the stew and if it smelled ok, I'd heat it to nuclear temperature and taste a bit. If it was ok, I'd eat it. I have an iron consitution.
Same goes for the chicken.If you lend someone a tenner and never see them again, it was probably worth it.0 -
mrbadexample wrote: »I accept no responsibility for your health if you try this, but I'd have a good sniff of the stew and if it smelled ok, I'd heat it to nuclear temperature and taste a bit. If it was ok, I'd eat it. I have an iron consitution.
Same goes for the chicken.
Ditto..............................0
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