I've eaten more
expired food here in Mission over the past year than in my 30 years of living elsewhere combined. And that's okay. It hasn't killed me. But I just returned from the grocery store. I strolled down the rice aisle, looking to diversify my dinners, only to find every package of the brand I wanted had expired in 2008. I guess it will be spaghetti again tonight after all.
This isn't the first time I've encountered this issue at this particular grocery store. This summer, I thought it was odd the Halloween M&Ms were already out. That didn't seem so strange though when I saw the Christmas M&Ms a bit further down the shelf.
The one thing I most definitely won't touch is expired milk, but I've already mentioned
that.
2 comments:
The milk in the fridge here where I'm staying in Dillingham expired in December 2008. It's the kind of milk that comes in the paper carton, that can sit on a shelf . . . but still, THAT'S EXPIRED!
KB
Yeah, expired milk (whatever the form) is a definite no-no.
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