Many people see a date on a can and assume the food must be thrown away once that day passes. In most cases, however, those dates refer to quality, not safety. Understanding what the label really means can help you avoid unnecessary waste and feel more confident about what’s in your pantry. Labels such as “Best By” or “Best Before” show when the manufacturer expects the product to have its best flavor and texture — not when it becomes unsafe. Canned foods are made to be shelf-stable, meaning they can last a long time if stored correctly. Keeping cans in... Continues…
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