We've eaten expired food a lot when we were newly weds and broke.

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Nov 26, 2014
9:31:24am

Mister P

It's been over 13 years. Call me a snob but I like food to be somewhat fresh. It's a luxury I afford myself.

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Mister P

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Staying at the in-laws for Thanksgiving and they keep insisting on making

Mister P

11/26/14 9:04am

I doubt there is much risk to expired pancake mix

workindev

11/26/14 9:05am

I guess some of us don't enjoy the taste of weavel eggs.

Mister P

11/26/14 9:06am

Bonus protein

workindev

11/26/14 9:10am

like the kids will even notice their food moving...

Cougarclaw

11/26/14 9:14am

go with "we're fasting for sister jones in our ward"

johnnycarson

11/26/14 9:05am

The paranoid younger generation.

HighHorse

11/26/14 9:05am

well then pharoah was an idiot. he promoted joseph solely on his 7 year plan

johnnycarson

11/26/14 9:07am

Isn't pancake mix like $3? What's the problem with just getting some new mix?

Beard Card

11/26/14 9:06am

They eat healthy and only keep it around for the grandkids.

Mister P

11/26/14 9:08am

Just go buy flour, sugar, and baking soda and make them from scratch

morningcalmcougar

11/27/14 12:16am

This has to be one of the least risky expired foods there is.

supertux

11/26/14 9:06am

What about 2-year expired organic spaghetti sauce?

Beard Card

11/26/14 9:08am

expired organic stuff is probably some of the most risky since it lacks the

supertux

11/26/14 9:11am

True, but taste is also an issue.

Mister P

11/26/14 9:11am

At what cost? Throw 'em a bone already.

BluePete

11/26/14 9:15am

Do your kids care? Mine wouldn't. Pancakes are their favorite.

supertux

11/26/14 9:24am

Worry more about the Turkey being left on the counter for an hour

runnincoug

11/26/14 9:07am

We have been through many boxes of expired pancake mix from our food storage

Oompabluepaw

11/26/14 9:08am

Were any of those mixes you used open for over a year or were they sealed until

Mister P

11/26/14 9:14am

We have eaten from boxes like that at a family cabin many times. Someone will

Oompabluepaw

11/26/14 9:19am

I mean look at oompa? 3 feet tall, orange skin , he turned out great!

Cougarclaw

11/26/14 9:16am

Surely you mean 2 years expired mayo, right? Not 22

wiffleboy

11/26/14 9:55am

Not a problem unless they've already added the water and egg

YardTime

11/26/14 9:09am

yeah if they made the mix last year i'd probably avoid it too

johnnycarson

11/26/14 9:09am

Everyone loves 90 proof pancakes, right?

BluePete

11/26/14 9:10am

No big deal. Won't get sick from that, it will just taste a little stale.

Alister Mackenzie

11/26/14 9:10am

That's what lots of syrup is for...

BluePete

11/26/14 9:15am

Shouldn't be bad if the box was never opened. If it was opened and been sitting

ByuMba90

11/26/14 9:15am

My wife and I were helping the inlaws clean out the kitchen a few years ago.

fiberpost

11/26/14 9:15am

Hey, that's what adding sugar-laden toppings is for.

ByuMba90

11/26/14 9:15am

As noted, it's good for years

Cougrrrs Roll

11/26/14 9:16am

Old people love expired food. I'll bet I could find stuff dated from the

Born2Fish

11/26/14 9:24am

allright thats funny

johnnycarson

11/26/14 9:25am

It's all fun and games until they offer you a tuna sandwich with Miracle Whip

Born2Fish

11/26/14 9:30am

We've eaten expired food a lot when we were newly weds and broke.

Mister P

11/26/14 9:31am

You know what is even fresher? Pancakes from scratch. I bet they have

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