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9. But if you go beyond that date, would it be even more sour?????????

Tue Nov 18, 2025, 10:01 PM

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I can't answer that, but if you make olive oil out of squashed olives... Enter stage left Nov 2025 #1

😱😱😱😱😱😱 Tanuki Nov 2025 #2

I know, Tanuki, I know, debm55 Nov 2025 #6

Oh my. Enter stage left. debm55 Nov 2025 #3

They print the date on the lid. House of Roberts Nov 2025 #7

But if you go beyond that date, would it be even more sour????????? debm55 Nov 2025 #9

I work in the cheese department at Whole Foods. johnp3907 Nov 2025 #8

That is really funny, Thank you johnp3907. debm55 Nov 2025 #10

essentially the same regarding yogurt. ret5hd Nov 2025 #11

So you can still use yogurt beyond the expiration date? debm55 Nov 2025 #12

it's literally spoiled milk...same as sour cream. ret5hd Nov 2025 #17

You can use most things for a while beyonf the expiration date. soldierant Nov 2025 #13

Remember comedian Kelly Monteith? boonecreek Nov 2025 #14

Counterintuitive... Dear_Prudence Nov 2025 #15

It turns green. Yukkkk Srkdqltr Nov 2025 #16

Hell, how come there is one on my Sauerkraut and my Kimchi? OldBaldy1701E Nov 2025 #19