The date on the mayonnaise is likely not an expiration, but a "best by" date. The concern would not be food safety, but food quality - since the pH of commercially prepared mayo should not support the growth of pathogens, but the fats could be rancid. If the jar is still properly sealed and just a few days beyond the date, you could open it and give it a sniff test. How well it has kept depends upon several things, including storage conditions (heat, exposure to light, etc.)
Whether or not you use it is up to you. Mayo isn't all that expensive and you wouldn't want rancid mayo to ruin your recipe.
Good? Zero time. It must be somewhat brown by the time the \ expiration date has past. That is not good....
Canned foods are usually good for 12 months after the expiration date. So, no it would not be good 4 years later.
Yogurt almost always has a sell-by date rather than an expiration date. If refrigerated, opened yogurt is good to eat for 1 week after the sell-by date. Unopened, it is good for 2 to 3 weeks beyond the sell-by date.
No. Never Well, I'm not sure. It might not be very good. -- It would be fine to eat, because rice is a nonperishable good.
No, this is not true. If the can has not been opened. It will be good until you open the can, then it will start the time limit. Usually this food will stay good for up to a week after opening.
Maalox is no longer any good after the expiration date. When the expiration date has passed it means that it is no longer as effective as it once was.
The shelf life that I have seen is generally around 4 months. If stored in a cool area, it should keep a bit longer, but might not be quite so good as when used before the 'best buy' date.
The expiration date is the last date on which the manufacturer is willing to guarantee that it is good. After that date, it may or may not be good (for that matter, it's possible for it to go bad BEFORE the expiration date, though this is not terribly likely).
Depends on your definition of good. It isn't harmful but the taste deteriorates over time and the manufacturer has determined you get the best flavor if it's eaten before the expiration date. If it's only a month or two past the date I'd probably try it and see how it tastes. If it's two years past, I'd pitch it.
Smirnoff Ice does expire because it has fresh fruit flavors in it. It is good about a year after the manufactured date.
Most canned and bottled food items can be stored for a long time. But smell and then taste a tiny bit. If it is not "off", then use it.
It is never good to use any medication after an expiration date, if one is listed.