Reply With QuoteHow much did you eat? You should be fine, so don't sweat it.Originally Posted by r0dxx
Ate some bad cottage cheese...
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04-02-2006, 01:11 AM #1Registered User
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Ate some bad cottage cheese...
What will happen to me? I tried a different kind low sodium, and it had a real funky taste. I figured it was just the different brand, and low sodium cause I usually get a regular kind.
Today is 4-2-06, and I checked the expiration and sure enough it said SELL BY 3-30-06.
Anyone know anything about this?
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A pretty good amount, atleast 1/2 a cup...It was hard to tell it tasted weird cause I mix peanut butter with it. But then I tried some right out of the container and it had a sour aftertaste. It didn't smell sour, but tasted like total crap. Almost like plain yogurt, that soury taste. I can't believe the store sold expired stuff!! 4 days EXPIRED! I always look at the expiration date as well, the one time I don't...It's expired. Whats the worst thing that could happen!? Originally Posted by 40-yard dash_2
How much did you eat? You should be fine, so don't sweat it.
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lol. Really man, you'll be okay. And yeah, the store is not suppose to sell items that have past their due date. Just take it back and get a refund or another product. They may give you a little extra for your trouble. Originally Posted by r0dxx
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Can't I get bad food poisoning? wtf just a refund, they should give me alot more than that! Originally Posted by 40-yard dash_2
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Your nuts will fall off.. Originally Posted by r0dxx
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04-02-2006, 01:26 PM #7Dedicated to one thing!!!
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lol take a chill pill food is usually alright till after the expiration date anyway, i would eat it if it was more than that out of date,just try to get your money back
Nothing bad will happen and certainly not food poisoning
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So if this was bad why did you eat it? Did it smell bad or was it just an expiration date that said it was expired?
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