Crisp and Dry Cooking Oil

Jo4

Would you use Crisp and Dry cooking oil which was out of date and if yes how far out of date?

schumie

The cooking oil in my cupboard is a year out of date and it is fine. Does the same job and we use it so rarely and in such small amounts I 'll probably have it for another year.

Jo4

schumie wrote: »

The cooking oil in my cupboard is a year out of date and it is fine. Does the same job and we use it so rarely and in such small amounts I 'll probably have it for another year.

Thanks!

The bottle in question is a 2 litre bottle and the person purchased it for their deep fat fryer which they haven't used for years although they did clean it but never got round to putting the oil into the fryer.

Would you use it in this way? BTW the oil is out of date since September 2013.

Anne_Marie_2

So long as it doesn't smell rancid, it will be fine to use.

[Deleted User]

yes I would definitely I too am someone who doesn't use much oil so the bottle I have is more than likely OOD but I always smell stuff anyway before I use it

Jo4

Anne_Marie wrote: »

So long as it doesn't smell rancid, it will be fine to use.

Thanks! It smells fine! :money:

Jo4

JackieO wrote: »

yes I would definitely I too am someone who doesn't use much oil so the bottle I have is more than likely OOD but I always smell stuff anyway before I use it

The person who bought it obviously doesn't use much oil either!! :rotfl:

mumofthetwins

Never even thought of checking the date on my oil .... just don't use it very often
Lisa x

Steve059

Cooking oil has dates?