TromboneAl
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Just found a container of lemon juice in the fridge that expired in July 09. Can you do better?
The slightly "iffy" milk that made me sick a week or two ago, wasn't even expired. It was just enough off that I didn't want to drink it straight, so I put it on my oatmeal. Never again.
I have nothing that is expired, that I know of.
That's the worse smell in the world, outdated milk. I love fat free milk and drink a big glass every night with my medications before bed. If I find the milk is starting to sour and the expiration date is still in the future, I take it back to the store and get a fresh gallon. At $4/gal, I'm not throwing it out. When I buy milk, I always look for the expiration date furthest in the future.
W2R, how did you stand that sour milk on your cereal? Yuk!
W2R said:It was only a little "iffy", not sour! I wouldn't drink sour milk.
I think I was curious about how ipecac worked.
Well, I bet you're glad you got that out of your system...
Are you sure it was what caused the problems?.
I moved into my aunt's old house in 2003 and still haven't gone through her pantry. Maybe I will make it a nice even 10 years and do in 2013. I'll let you know what I find.
I didn't personally observe the label, but in the 1980s our submarine received beef that had been (as far as we could tell) frozen since the Korean War.A few years ago, we participated in a 'Christmas in April' event where we cleaned out the packed basement of an elderly man's home, his wife had just passed away recently. Evidently she was a hoarder, and we found not one but a whole shelf of home canned (Mason jars) veggies marked 1956. Couldn't even tell what was in them, the contents were almost black though the seals may have been intact.
Sorry but true, that may end this thread...
It didn't taste any different than the usual.As a follow up question, I would like to know how it all tasted.