NOOO. yogurt is made from milk would you drink milk after its expiration date?
Milk that's gone past it's expiry has begun to culture bacteria causing it to go sour, whereas joghurt is milk specifically cultured with specific bacteria, so if you're eating joghurt you basically ARE drinking milk past it's expiration date, but, hey, let's just answer things without researching anything, right?
unless u wanna get sick, no
I often do, but only by a day or so. It's cheaper when it's close to date! it depends if u have a good fridge.
Yes. The date on yogurt is not an expiration date, is is a "best by" date. Yogurt will usually keep for a few weeks after this date. If it still looks and smells ok, then it is.
Your oat milk carton may be bloated due to the buildup of gas inside the carton, which can be caused by bacteria growth or fermentation of the oat milk. This can happen if the carton was not properly sealed or stored at the correct temperature. It is important to check the expiration date and storage instructions on the carton to ensure the oat milk is safe to consume.
Consuming sour cream past its expiration date may not be safe as it can lead to foodborne illness. It is recommended to follow the expiration date for food safety.
w it would be good well after the date. if it was frozen in the the freezer, it has to be good! like, people freeze meat and stuff after the date, so it has to be good... (well at least i think) i ate one a month after and it taste exactly the same
It is not safe to eat sour cream past the expiration date as it may contain harmful bacteria that can cause food poisoning.
Consuming butter past its expiration date may not be safe as it can lead to foodborne illness. It is best to follow the expiration date to avoid any potential health risks.
Consuming unopened mozzarella cheese past its expiration date may not be safe as it can lead to foodborne illnesses. It is recommended to follow the expiration date for food safety.
It is not recommended to use sour cream past its expiration date as it may not be safe to consume.
As long as the packaging is intact and it has been stored under good conditions, it will be safe for quite a while. One food bank suggests this type of product will be good up to 3 years beyond the package date. Though, you should expect the quality of the broth to deteriorate over time.
If only a few days past it will be safe. I commonly use up to a week past if it looks good.