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In this post you confuse "use by" with "best before", even though the difference is clearly described in the linked article. USE BY is product safety informati
by DanBC 8y ago
In this post you confuse "use by" with "best before", even though the difference is clearly described in the linked article.
USE BY is product safety information. The risk increases after the use by date.
BEST BEFORE is product quality information. There's not much risk but the taste and nutrition will degrade over time.
- benj111 8y agoI didn't confuse. Although I did change from what my parent mentioned. Although it would be nice to have the time to check best befores and use bys of everything I put in my trolley, in practice its basically meat and milk, purely to check that they will last until I want to use them.