the androgynous dane wrote:
> Try smelling it. If it smells wrong, throw it out; if it smells fine,
> it's probably safe to eat. Don't take any risks with food which has
> gone bad, but don't throw out perfectly good food, just because it's
> pasts its sell date. The sell date is often set earlier than the time
> that the product will actually go bad, because that the shops think
> "better safe than sorry".

Good answer from the chunky ditz who likes to drink water she's kept
herbs in:
http://tinyurl.com/tlcq

Careful, Nordo, about taking advice from people like her.