Of course you can, provided that the milk has been stored correctly (ie in a refrigerator/fridge) and there is no apparent spoiling. Expiry dates on food have quite a bit of leeway, so use common sense when deciding whether or no food is edible. Some food well past its 'expiry date' is still perfectly edible. We throw away far too much food in the Western world - food that is perfectly OK - shameful really when there are millions starving in the world.
Spoiled milk will have the same effect as any other food poisoning. Symptoms include vomiting,diarrhea, and abdominal pain. Food poisoning is also known to cause fever or and/or allergic reactions as well (such as rashes). Milk is pasteurized however which means that most bacteria in the milk was killed during the production process. Despite pasteurization milk can still spoil. Stores usually put an expiration date on the container. I personally have drank milk that was 2 to 3 days beyond the expiration date by accident and nothing happened. If you notice any of the above symptoms seek professional medical assistance as soon as possible as any disease left untreated, even the common cold, can sometimes be dangerous.
yes chocolate milk is a drink it is milk, milk is a drink so if you add chocolate it will be the same but chocolaty,
There is no reason to stand to drink milk. You can drink milk from exactly the same positions as you drink anything else.
It is not a major factor. It makes some difference, but all milk expires more or less at the same rate. The fat content makes a minuscule difference. Milk should not be drunk after the expiration date.
It is generally not recommended to consume nutritional drinks such as Boost after the expiration date, as the nutritional content and safety of the product cannot be guaranteed. The expiration date on a product is the date after which the manufacturer can no longer ensure the quality, safety, and efficacy of the product. Consuming expired nutritional drinks can potentially cause foodborne illness, gastrointestinal upset, and other health risks. Therefore, it is recommended to always check the expiration date before consuming any food or beverage, and to discard any products that have passed their expiration date.
Yes in the US the most common date seen is not the so called expiration date it is a sell by date. There is no expiration date required on US foods, except for infant formula. The USDA has no idea how you plan to store your food. Some food can last for years if stored properly.So think of it like this, could you think of a reason why a store would sell food that is going to expire the same day they sell it.For instance milk is typically good for 7 days after the SELL by date if kept cool.
Proabaly but you my not get the same results.
Not neccessarily. Anyway, much of the time you can ignore the expiry date - food is usually ok for several daysafterwards.
Milk is a homogeneous mixture as well as a colloid- it is the same throughout.
well I found out.. There's no late fee in Oregon. they just reset your expiration date 2 years after your old expiration date. but you can still be ticketed for not having current registration. price is $54.00
From what I understand dogs are not supposed to drink milk. Its the same with many other animals!
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