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Alc627
| 3
It's probably fine if the package was still sealed... Dairy is pasteurized. Also there's no real regulation to the expiration dates, it's really just a best-by date. Unless it tasted funny, I'm sure you'll be okay.
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TexasKitten79
| 3
If it tasted fine, smelled fine, and wasn't weird colors, it was fine. That stuff has so many preservatives in it.
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By
Alc627
| 3
It's probably fine if the package was still sealed... Dairy is pasteurized. Also there's no real regulation to the expiration dates, it's really just a best-by date. Unless it tasted funny, I'm sure you'll be okay.
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TexasKitten79
| 3
If it tasted fine, smelled fine, and wasn't weird colors, it was fine. That stuff has so many preservatives in it.
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bigredmonkeybutt
| 24
Meh. We once had 10 year old ketchup on burgers. It tasted fine, was just a bit browner than usual.
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RichardPencil
| 29
It was probably sterile by then. All the mold, fungi and other microbes grew old and died before you ate it.
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bl3ur0z3
| 17
How do you pull out cream cheese that's been in your fridge over 3 years and not know it's bad?
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mekiswrite
| 19
To be fair, some grocery stores are really bad with first in, first out. Could be OP just bought it and checked the date to see when they should finish it by.
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Kraths
| 16
I have Gatorades in my fridge that are a year and half old. Expiration dates are suggestive and as long as it doesn't taste, look, or smell funny you should be good.