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monkey 08-11-07 09:11 PM

Will a Christmas pudding 9 1/2 months over sell by date be ok to eat?
 
Will it? And if not what would happen if I ate it?
:)

husky03 08-11-07 09:22 PM

Re: Will a Christmas pudding 9 1/2 months over sell by date be ok to eat?
 
It'll be ok (probably;))-sell by/use by dates aload of Peesh-a few of us at work got held on and one of the guys was hungry, i had a tin of soup in my locker and gave it to him, he heated it up and scoffed the lot,i walked by the bin in the canteen and saw that it was out of date two years ago!!-didn't say anything cause he's 6'4 19 stone:smt103-but he was ok.

husky

Biker Biggles 08-11-07 09:23 PM

Re: Will a Christmas pudding 9 1/2 months over sell by date be ok to eat?
 
I love Xmas pudding.So if you are in any way worried about it Ill eat it.:D

Bear 08-11-07 09:29 PM

Re: Will a Christmas pudding 9 1/2 months over sell by date be ok to eat?
 
Depends if it's a use by, sell by or best before date. Sell by and best before: ignore. Use by: might be dodgy to eat something this far out of date.

Personally, douse it in Brandy and put a match to it, that should kill any germs, then bring some round to me. I friggin love xmas pud!

Stig 08-11-07 09:50 PM

Re: Will a Christmas pudding 9 1/2 months over sell by date be ok to eat?
 
No idea.

I do not like christmas pudding. I do however bloody well love christmas cake. Especially if it has a thick layer of marzipan on it.

tomjones2 08-11-07 09:53 PM

Re: Will a Christmas pudding 9 1/2 months over sell by date be ok to eat?
 
I voted yes, but have absolutley no idea, are you going to eat it if the poll says yes?

Stig 08-11-07 09:56 PM

Re: Will a Christmas pudding 9 1/2 months over sell by date be ok to eat?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by tomjones2 (Post 1335369)
I voted yes, but have absolutley no idea, are you going to eat it if the poll says yes?

If he is I'm going to vote yes. I love experiments. :lol:

monkey 08-11-07 10:04 PM

Re: Will a Christmas pudding 9 1/2 months over sell by date be ok to eat?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by tomjones2 (Post 1335369)
I voted yes, but have absolutley no idea, are you going to eat it if the poll says yes?

Already have. Just wanted to make sure I shouldn't be on my way to casualty. :D Ate 3/4 of one of decent size. The date was a best before so I guess I'm safe! Yummy. Tasted just as good as on Christmas day. Think I'll buy a load more in the sale next year!
:smt041

Ed 08-11-07 10:08 PM

Re: Will a Christmas pudding 9 1/2 months over sell by date be ok to eat?
 
Yep-a-doodle-doo. Christmas pud keeps for ages.

monkey 08-11-07 10:11 PM

Re: Will a Christmas pudding 9 1/2 months over sell by date be ok to eat?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BigApe (Post 1335372)
If he is I'm going to vote yes. I love experiments. :lol:

It's still quite experimental. I'm feeling some feelings but it might be cos I ate a lot.

(BigApe did you know you have a stalker?)


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