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Expiry date on Porridge

05-02-2013 7:49pm

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#2 05-02-2013 7:54pm

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It's a "Best before" date, not a "Use by" date. Eat it, porridge doesn't go off

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#3 05-02-2013 10:18pm

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It would depend on how it was stored, kitchen hygiene etc, and it's for that reason among others the forum charter doesn't allow advice on food safety to be given or sought. I personally have used porridge oats past their best before date but only you will know if yours are ok.
I have to close this thread.

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