Know expiry dates on basic foods and condiments
March 10th, 2010
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Spring cleaning will soon be here, and that usually means going through the cupboards, and pulling out those tins and jars with expiry dates long passed. It’s not always easy knowing how long food really lasts once opened. When you’re at the shops it’s not always possible to know if that mayo you bought last week will last. With this simple and innovative guide to food expiry dates, you’re sure to have fresh produce available all the time.
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