Out dated chocolates

s.b.f —

There are some chocolates in my room. They have been there for 2 years. 


I was hungry. Ate one now.


Am I gonna die from outdated chocolate related disease?


Or does chocolate not get outdated?


TPOS — Wed, 26 Jun 2013 - 19:16

We'll find out soon. Lucky that Noor's around again, she can update us 😃


I found a wonka bar from 2009 in my draw this year, or was it 2012? I normally eat things if they're only a few days over but I this was years so I threw it out.


LookingToSee — Wed, 26 Jun 2013 - 21:59

smell, look, taste. if unchanged, unfunny. eat. that is the way i roll. your body is pretty good at chucking back stuff out. aka. vomit or the other way. you'll live inshaaAllah.


 


but hey, dying of choc related disease, not bad eh?


Castiel — Thu, 27 Jun 2013 - 07:26

I think as a rule it would be a crime to let any chocolate go to waste... Unless it has mould growing all over it. 


Hummus — Sat, 6 Jul 2013 - 22:52

[quote=You]Best Before should mostly be ignored.[/quote]


I do the opposite to what you have said. 


LookingToSee — Sat, 6 Jul 2013 - 22:53

[quote=You]Best Before should mostly be ignored.[/quote]


+1.


you want to explain your reasoning Hummus? random people telling you to throw food away because of ssome printed numbers and you listen to them?


TPOS — Sat, 6 Jul 2013 - 22:57

I think I've seen at least two shows, or maybe it was the same show but basically a number of people were shown eating left over food which restaurants, supermarkets etc threw away. It was perfectly fine but just cuz it's past the date or left over it was thrown away. The people were fine and they literally lived on that food that they found!


Hummus — Sat, 6 Jul 2013 - 22:59

[quote=Looking To See][quote=You]Best Before should mostly be ignored.[/quote]


+1.


you want to explain your reasoning Hummus? random people telling you to throw food away because of ssome printed numbers and you listen to them?[/quote]


It just feels outdated even if I can't see any fungi that's making it's way to the surface. I'm just very fussy like that.


Hummus — Sat, 6 Jul 2013 - 23:00

[quote=TPOS]I think I've seen at least two shows, or maybe it was the same show but basically a number of people were shown eating left over food which restaurants, supermarkets etc threw away. It was perfectly fine but just cuz it's past the date or left over it was thrown away. The people were fine and they literally lived on that food that they found![/quote]


Food Unwrapped on Channel 4?


One episode of that was SO gross.


Don't know how i made myself watch it.


TPOS — Sat, 6 Jul 2013 - 23:06

[quote=Hummus][quote=TPOS]I think I've seen at least two shows, or maybe it was the same show but basically a number of people were shown eating left over food which restaurants, supermarkets etc threw away. It was perfectly fine but just cuz it's past the date or left over it was thrown away. The people were fine and they literally lived on that food that they found![/quote]


Food Unwrapped on Channel 4?


One episode of that was SO gross.


Don't know how i made myself watch it.[/quote]


Erm no this was a while back, a show about scroungers I guess you'd call them


LookingToSee — Sat, 6 Jul 2013 - 23:24

euh hello...fussy abotu eating... PEOPLE ARE DYINGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG, forget people. ChILDREN ARE DYING OF HUNGER. you're a bio student, have you not ever seen those pics of kids's stomach's blowing up like a balloon as if they're fat?


how abt those skeleton babies? how abt that picture of "world hunger is getting stupid, there's more fruit in a guy's shampoo than in a.. " i dont even remember the end.


 


or is it a "well, throwing that food away or eating it isnt going to feed that poor person in [wherever they are people dying of hunger]


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfiC-d5TIZQ


Hummus — Sun, 7 Jul 2013 - 09:08

Malnutrition - Kids in Africa.


I AM fussy about eating but when you have siblings who aren't as fussy, they wouldn't mind if it still looks edible. I have them and mother obviously.


You're making it sound like I waste tonnes of food and throw everything away and that's not the case at all. The only times I food at home are as soon as i come home (koka noodles can't go stale that quickly), supper (freshly made every single day) and on the weekends (freshly cooked again or take away). 


Solution: Only buy what you know you are capable of eating until the next you're going to shop. Tell mother not to cook so extravagantly and more than people are going to eat. It works. You buy less, eat the same amount and waste less.


Hummus — Mon, 8 Jul 2013 - 18:05

[quote=TPOS]Why does bottled water have a bestbefore date?[/quote]


The plastic can disintegrate into the water perhaps. That's why some bottles strictly forbid you from reusing them.