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Slocawber Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Food when the 'best-before' date is over
Good morning.
What do you call a piece of food when the 'best-before' date on the label is over?
I don't mean 'spoiled' or 'gone off'; I'm simply referring to the date on the label.
Thank you.
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It's called out of date food. If it is still within date (before the best-before date), but not by much, it's called short dated food.
- It's called out of date food.
- If it is still within date (before the best-before date), but not by much, it's called short dated food.
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It's called out of date food. If it is still within date (before the best-before date), but not by much, it's called short dated food.
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slocawberWhat do you call a piece of food when the 'best-before' date on the label is over?I don't mean 'spoiled' or 'gone off'; I'm simply referring to the date on the label.
It's past its sell-by date.
It's past its best-before date.
It's past its 'best used by' date.
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