/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>7580643
>it's impossible to predict when foods will go bad
But it is. You gather data on the food as it was distributed to grocery stores, and you analyze that data. Sometimes you'll find that the supply chain in some areas has issues maintaining cold, hence why expiration dates in NYC are shorter, because the milk goes bad sooner. Maybe it won't, but the data found that it usually does.

Why wouldn't you think it's possible? Because you listened to George Carlin or some such comedian, who made a joke about midnight on the expiration date, and you managed to get anally aggravated over person who only exists in a stand up comic joke?