/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>20234217
This is how I approach best by dates.

Things that basically never go bad unless there are bugs: dried pantry staples like rice, flour, spaghetti and spices. Spices can lose their flavour, but they aren't dangerous.

Anything with moisture you just have to go by smell. The best by dates usually only actually matter with things like fresh fish and other meats. I eat "expired" food pretty much every day because you can buy products that are expiring soon for a lot cheaper. I have not gotten sick once because if anything smells or looks off I of course toss it. I trust myself more than any gay label.

omelette with brit cheddar, bangers and bacon is my favorite breakfast forever because of a brit food joint called fox and goose. just my american modification of the "british" omelette, get those onions the fuck out of my face and replace them with more animal flesh. i don't pay somebody like 15 bucks to make me an omelette because i want it to be good for me.

so tl;dr the best brit contribution to food is the banger, they are the best and an excuse to eat artisan mustards