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Ron G
 
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Default Old spices, any good?

Hi---
I am a (very) novice cook, but I have a bunch of small spice jars, some fish
spice, some chicken spice, some beef, some Italian, whatever. It's the type
Walgreens sells.

They are easily 3 or 4 years old, and as I browse the newsgroup, I hear
about "old" flower or rice, etc, that ends up full of bugs and such.

I need your opinions if this happens to spices too?
Are these ok to use?

Thanks----
Ron :-)


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