BOO!!!

I was diggin' out 'da 'ol Halloween decorations yesterday and found a few
2-1/2# bags of leftover candy from last year... still sealed in the original
packaging...

The Tootsie Rolls are still tender... everything was stored in an
semi-airtight container.

Is it safe to hand out this year? Or should I toss it out?


--
Kendall F. Stratton III
Fort Fairfield, Maine USA

http://home.maine.rr.com/k3

"Support bacteria -- it's the only culture some people have!"

K3 wrote:
> BOO!!!
>
> I was diggin' out 'da 'ol Halloween decorations yesterday and found a few
> 2-1/2# bags of leftover candy from last year... still sealed in the original
> packaging...
>
> The Tootsie Rolls are still tender... everything was stored in an
> semi-airtight container.
>
> Is it safe to hand out this year? Or should I toss it out?
>
>
> --
> Kendall F. Stratton III
> Fort Fairfield, Maine USA
>
> http://home.maine.rr.com/k3
>
> "Support bacteria -- it's the only culture some people have!"
>
>


What could possibly injure a Tootsie Roll? I'd give 'em out.
Cheers!
Peg

Peggy writes:

>K3 wrote:
>>
>>I was diggin' out 'da 'ol Halloween decorations yesterday and found
>>a few 2-1/2# bags of leftover candy from last year... still sealed in the
>>original packaging...
>>
>>The Tootsie Rolls are still tender... everything was stored in an
>>semi-airtight container.
>>
>>Is it safe to hand out this year? Or should I toss it out?
>
>What could possibly injure a Tootsie Roll? I'd give 'em out.

Aging halloween candy can only be an improvement... even if they're jawbreaker
hard, so what, they're not your little punkinhead's dental bills... heheheheh


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"K3" > wrote in message
...
> BOO!!!
>
> I was diggin' out 'da 'ol Halloween decorations yesterday and found a few
> 2-1/2# bags of leftover candy from last year... still sealed in the
original
> packaging...
>
> The Tootsie Rolls are still tender... everything was stored in an
> semi-airtight container.
>
> Is it safe to hand out this year? Or should I toss it out?
>
>


It's safe, Ken. The half-life on that stuff approaches that of Thorium.

Jack Curie

Curious....does bagged candy usually have a stamped expiration date?

-Jen
Half the people you know are below average. -Steven Wright