Best by date on rye flour
Michael Black wrote:
>>> Even think of what people did when there weren't any "use by" dates on
>>> things?.....
> But, I get the impression they also weren't as fussy. "A bit of mold on
> that cheese? No problem, we'll eat around it. We can't afford to waste it."
Eat around it? Cheese *is* mold, or mold is cheese.
But you're quite correct about learning to use and trust your senses,
rather than some overly cautious "Use-by" date. With careful storage,
most foods are fine, well after the date a store shouldn't sell them.
Dave
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