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Dried Parsley

I have a bag of dried parsley with the sell by at march this year. It smells ok and I used it the other day before I noticed and it tasted fine. Does anyone know if I should chuck it? Or will it keep for a bit longer? Maybe in the freezer or something? I really don't want to throw it away but i'm pregnant so I can't be eating anything dodgy.
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  • ravylesley
    ravylesley Posts: 1,105 Forumite
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    I've never heard of anyone dying from out of date herbs/spices and if they did I'd surely have turned my toes up before now as most of mine are out of date.So I'd stop fretting and just use them as normal.Worst case scenario the parsley turns a fetching shade of yellow and then it really is time to bin it as who wants to eat yellow parsley but it still isnt dangerous to eat just looks odd

    Lesleyxx
  • jak
    jak Posts: 2,027 Forumite
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    Thanks... It's still green so should be ok
    x
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