Is this edible? LOL (unopened year old pepperoni sticks)
Never thought I'd be asking this laughable question cuz I see this topic every now and then on this forum and think 'how could OP not know??'....but here we are haha.
Anyway, I bought it way before the pandemic, so at least before March 2020. It doesn't have a stated expiry date (weird) and I have put it in the fridge for the longest time and it remains unopened. I don't notice any mold or anything weird through the window. What do you guys think?
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Where can I find the expiry or Best Before date?
The Best Before date is printed on each of our products in either black or green ink. It reads YY-MM-DD. If the product is past this date, you will not get sick, but the quality will be worse than if it was fresh.
BoredAtWork wrote: ↑
Where can I find the expiry or Best Before date?
The Best Before date is printed on each of our products in either black or green ink. It reads YY-MM-DD. If the product is past this date, you will not get sick, but the quality will be worse than if it was fresh.
There should be a contact number on the bag, if not look it up and give them a call. They may even send you a coupon for free product if they are expired and you tell them that there's no expiry date printed.
tew wrote: ↑
There should be a contact number on the bag, if not look it up and give them a call. They may even send you a coupon for free product if they are expired and you tell them that there's no expiry date printed.
Hmmm, not a bad idea, will look into it.
Hard work, inheritance, interest on interest accumulating, and stock and real estate speculation. It's all good.
Responses from an Amazon vendor with their name that says the expiry date is one year after the packaging date. But also that there's supposed to be a date on the bag, so you could try complaining about that. I probably wouldn't bother eating them, though. Unless you have absolutely no other food in the refridgerator.
Responses from an Amazon vendor with their name that says the expiry date is one year after the packaging date. But also that there's supposed to be a date on the bag, so you could try complaining about that. I probably wouldn't bother eating them, though. Unless you have absolutely no other food in the refridgerator.
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Tx. Ya, I'm just gonna go w the other poster's suggestion and write to them, hoping they'll give me something for this error; my purchase is obviously way over 1 year by now.
Tbh, if there was an expiry date I would've made mental note and ate it accordingly. Since there was none, I just put it off.
Hard work, inheritance, interest on interest accumulating, and stock and real estate speculation. It's all good.
tranquility922 wrote: ↑
Tx. Ya, I'm just gonna go w the other poster's suggestion and write to them, hoping they'll give me something for this error; my purchase is obviously way over 1 year by now.
Tbh, if there was an expiry date I would've made mental note and ate it accordingly. Since there was none, I just put it off.
Purchase was over a year ago, but they were fresh then, so if they had an expiry date, it would have been months after.
Just looking at a bag of Schneiders I bought last week they are "best before" Sept. I would not hesitate to eat them this time next year if they were still factory sealed.
Gutty96 wrote: ↑
Purchase was over a year ago, but they were fresh then, so if they had an expiry date, it would have been months after.
Just looking at a bag of Schneiders I bought last week they are "best before" Sept. I would not hesitate to eat them this time next year if they were still factory sealed.
Tx, but I'm a different situation since there's no date on my mine from what I've read, they should be good for 1 yr from production, so I'm way over by now.
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tranquility922 wrote: ↑
Tx, but I'm a different situation since there's no date on my mine from what I've read, they should be good for 1 yr from production, so I'm way over by now.
I'm don't wanna open it until I really wanna eat them, and haven't been in the mood for a while now haha. I wrote to them, so fingers crossed, or else, no biggie, probably cost me 5$...not worth risking sitting on the can to not waste it, unless the company comes back w something conclusive like 'ya we said 1 yr from production, but it's actually good for 5'.
Hard work, inheritance, interest on interest accumulating, and stock and real estate speculation. It's all good.
So much salt and preservative in those. Its also in the fridge which helps. Would be unlikely they actually spoiled. It might not taste as good, thats all.
UrbanPoet wrote: ↑
So much salt and preservative in those. Its also in the fridge which helps. Would be unlikely they actually spoiled. It might not taste as good, thats all.
Like minds think alike. Re. your last comment about it "not taste as good" => you've done more than a few "curing" experiments and it seems in your case, the longer time is ok. Kindof of like aged cured meats..the more age, the more funky deliciousness.
I'm sure OP has heard of Salt cod. Fish sits at room temp with a ton of salt and it can still swim after you put it into water.
Since we speaking about pepperoni...saw a Nosso Talho post on Instagram and decided I need this pepperoni for some pizza. $3.50/ qtr pound.
EZZO Brand, all natural pepperoni is well known across north America and used by some of the best pizzerias throughout North America. The time tested recipe remains the same since 1906. With it legendary flavor and signature "cupping" when cooked on a pizza.
