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would you eat out-of-date milk tray?

heuchera · 2015-12-21 17:09:41

:) We've been given a box of chocolates that has a use-by date of 12th December. Not as a gift, I should add, - they just wanted rid of them :rotfl: We haven't opened them yet and I've said I'd prefer not to spend Christmas nursing a bad belly! Would you eat chocolate that was a little bit out of date? I wonder if they…

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23 December 2015 at 8:56AM

absolutely, in a heart beat There is a shop at The Dockside in Chatham that is the Cadbury's chocolate shop and they do a huge bag of rejects for 3.99.I usually get them and keep in the bottom of the fridge and my DGS love it as there are always chocolates at my house to have a munch on at any time of the year

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