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  1. A package of tofu went hiding in the back of my fridge and now it's a week past its sell date. Is it
    dangerous to eat expired tofu, or will it just taste funny? It's been completely sealed and
    refridgerated the whole time, so how bad could it be, right?

    If anyone knows the deal on spoiling tofu, please let me know.

    Thanks, -Nordo

  2. Nordo said:

    A package of tofu went hiding in the back of my fridge and now it's a week past its sell date. Is
    it dangerous to eat expired tofu, or will it just taste funny? It's been completely sealed and
    refridgerated the whole time, so how bad could it be, right?

    If anyone knows the deal on spoiling tofu, please let me know.

    My experience with tofu is that when it goes, it goes. You can open it and smell to see if it's
    sour; I wouldn't eat it if it's past due. I've had tofu that's gone off *before* the expiry date --
    complete with curdled water and the most offensive odor when the package was opened. I gagged.

    My two-cents: life's WAY too short to take chances with $1.50 worth of past-date coagulated soy
    milk. I'd toss it.

  3. While frolicking around in alt.food.vegan said:

    A package of tofu went hiding in the back of my fridge and now it's a week past its sell date. Is
    it dangerous to eat expired tofu, or will it just taste funny? It's been completely sealed and
    refridgerated the whole time, so how bad could it be, right?

    If anyone knows the deal on spoiling tofu, please let me know.


    Try smelling it. If it smells wrong, throw it out; if it smells fine, it's probably safe to eat.
    Don't take any risks with food which has gone bad, but don't throw out perfectly good food, just
    because it's pasts its sell date. The sell date is often set earlier than the time that the product
    will actually go bad, because that the shops think "better safe than sorry".
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  4. "Nordo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    A package of tofu went hiding in the back of my fridge and now it's a week past its sell date. Is
    it dangerous to eat expired tofu, or will it just taste funny? It's been completely sealed and
    refridgerated the whole time, so how bad could it be, right?

    If anyone knows the deal on spoiling tofu, please let me know.

    Thanks, -Nordo

    Food Safety tip:

    "If in doubt, throw it out"

  5. Oh dear - another idiot who can't do up his own bootlaces!
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    Quoted message said:

    A package of tofu went hiding in the back of my fridge and now it's a week past its sell date. Is
    it dangerous to eat expired tofu, or will it just taste funny? It's been completely sealed and
    refridgerated the whole


    time,

    Quoted message said:

    so how bad could it be, right?

    If anyone knows the deal on spoiling tofu, please let me know.

    Thanks, -Nordo

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  6. the androgynous dane said:

    Try smelling it. If it smells wrong, throw it out; if it smells fine, it's probably safe to eat.
    Don't take any risks with food which has gone bad, but don't throw out perfectly good food, just
    because it's pasts its sell date. The sell date is often set earlier than the time that the
    product will actually go bad, because that the shops think "better safe than sorry".

    Good answer from the chunky ditz who likes to drink water she's kept herbs in:
    tinyurl.comtlcq

    Careful, Nordo, about taking advice from people like her.

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