Milk and it's expiration dates. |
Milk and it's expiration dates. |
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So, I've found it very odd how milk comes with 2 expiration dates. For those of you who have it, you know how they give you 2 expiration dates? (one for NYC and one for other.) If you live in NYC which one do you follow?
As for me...I always follow the general one. I never understood the NYC one. If you lived 30 seconds away from NYC, would you follow the NYC expiration date or the other one? ![]() |
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It's not that there are two expiration dates. One is the sell-by date that the supermarket has to sell the product by and the other is the date you should finish it by.
I follow the second, actual expiration date. Like Dee said, milk (and generally everything else) is a good a little past that date though. |
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