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- WIRECUTTER'S 2025 TOP PICK: Duke's Mayo earned top honors for its tangy cider vinegar kick, smooth whipped texture, rich egg yolk base, and fresh, balanced flavor that elevates sandwiches, dips, and more
- Real Mayonnaise: Duke's Real Mayonnaise made with Eugenia Duke's original recipe since 1917, delivering the same rich, creamy texture and tangy taste that has made it a staple in kitchens across the South; perfect for your tomato sandwiches and potato salads.
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I feel pretty comfortable using some things past expiration dates because it doesnt mean it is bad, but that is just following certain guidelines.
Im not giving advice to people to eat expired things, but the amount of people that freak out about it is pretty weird.
For example I was told by someone they swore they ate expired yogurt and they felt like their were sick/getting sick.
For anyone thats ever had bad yogurt... youll know that you would never eat it.
First you would see mold or that it is very different looking. Second, you can smell it.
Third, if you still took a bite, it would taste disgusting and you would spit it out immediately.
If you still ate it after that, well id say you have more things to worry about than expired stuff.
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I feel pretty comfortable using some things past expiration dates because it doesnt mean it is bad, but that is just following certain guidelines.
Im not giving advice to people to eat expired things, but the amount of people that freak out about it is pretty weird.
For example I was told by someone they swore they ate expired yogurt and they felt like their were sick/getting sick.
For anyone thats ever had bad yogurt... youll know that you would never eat it.
First you would see mold or that it is very different looking. Second, you can smell it.
Third, if you still took a bite, it would taste disgusting and you would spit it out immediately.
If you still ate it after that, well id say you have more things to worry about than expired stuff.
I feel pretty comfortable using some things past expiration dates because it doesnt mean it is bad, but that is just following certain guidelines.
Im not giving advice to people to eat expired things, but the amount of people that freak out about it is pretty weird.
For example I was told by someone they swore they ate expired yogurt and they felt like their were sick/getting sick.
For anyone thats ever had bad yogurt... youll know that you would never eat it.
First you would see mold or that it is very different looking. Second, you can smell it.
Third, if you still took a bite, it would taste disgusting and you would spit it out immediately.
If you still ate it after that, well id say you have more things to worry about than expired stuff.
They follow FDA guidelines, which are strict.
My only reason for bringing this up is that expired food products are almost always good after their expiration date and if it isnt you can be sure that you can tell it is bad. ( by looks, smell and taste)
Like I said, im not saying I think expired things should be sold.
My examples were people overreacting to expired products, which is mostly people buying products that are not expired and have them expire after they bought them.
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