To Eat or not to Eat?
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It’s only 18 months over best by date and if the tin has no dents or splits should be fine .The tinned stuff my mother had stored through WW2 was still being used 10 years later and I survived it,now in my 80’s
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My father bought a box of Fray Bentos bully beef in about 1980. When he came to the UK, he still had over half a box which he continue to consume with no ill effects. Back in the sixties, we had a large ship wreck not far from us and even years later tins were being washed up on the shore and contents were perfectly edible. Se https://www.flickr.com/photos/hilton-t/albums/72157657854959055/
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Remember they put tins of food in bunkers during the 60's was going to last 60+ years after the big bang
Mel
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I wouldn’t touch it!! Don’t like tinned Salmon 😀
Seriously, if the tin is intact and when you open it; it doesn’t smell or taste funny it will be fine.
Let’s face it; if fish has gone off, you will know as soon as you open the can.
Report back. If you don’t report back we will assume that we all got our advice badly wrong.
Mel
Seriously, if the tin is intact and when you open it; it doesn’t smell or taste funny it will be fine.
Let’s face it; if fish has gone off, you will know as soon as you open the can.
Report back. If you don’t report back we will assume that we all got our advice badly wrong.
Mel
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