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Cooking & Baking

kozar

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1. I would just toss it

Reply to Retrograde (Original post)

Fri Jun 17, 2022, 02:36 AM

Jun 2022

A couple bucks for a new can when ya need it, is cheap compared to what bad food could do to your body.
Not to mention, the bills you could get if you had to visit ER for food poisoning.

Koz.

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Does canned sweetened condensed milk go bad? [View all] Retrograde Jun 2022 OP

I would just toss it kozar Jun 2022 #1

I kept a can for a long time once and the same thing happened. Laffy Kat Jun 2022 #2

This message was self-deleted by its author wyn borkins Jun 2022 #3

While it normally has a 18-24 mo shelf life, these organisms can cause thickening (throw it out! ) hlthe2b Jun 2022 #4

Even new cans fail and botulism can kill you. BrightKnight Jun 2022 #5

if can is not swollen or leaking Kali Jun 2022 #6