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If you required date meat why didn't you just visit a different retailer? Or does date meat need to be a specific cut etc? Failing that why not take your date to a restaurant?
sold out of date meat - what would you do?
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you're not the first person to say that in here, it is flawed though, the bacteria that can cause you to become seriously ill isn't the same as the bacteria that causes a bit of a whiff.. the sniff test doesn't tell you much other than perhaps it is a bit old... which you already know if it is past its use by date
So we should pay attention to other indicators (mould?)?
I presume that a change in odour would slightly impair the taste of the meat as well.
Well I presume it would too, bit the point is that idly is flawed. The rather important indicator is the use by date and yes you should perhaps pay attention to it, your idea of a sniff test is a silly one.
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If I was sold it and it was out of date I'd take it right back and demand a replacement or a refund and probably hope for compensation. If it had gone past its date while in my fridge... that depends how brave I'm feeling I ate a pasty the other day that was 4 days past its use by date, I'm still here. I once ate a joint of lamb from the butchers that gave us all a nasty dose of food poisoning but that was supposed to be fresh.
I’d probably ask for a refund explaining with receipt when you bought it as at the end of the day it’s pretty much your wasted money as your unlikely to want to risk eating it out of date.
On a side note, my father has been eating rotten beef for the past 3 years or so. I mean literally a year or more old in a sealed jar in his fridge.
He had extremely bad arthritis which meant even lifting a few heavy items at work would result in his hand becoming really stiff and swelling up. This resulted in him in really bad pain needing to take days off work at a time.
Anyway he was willing to try anything as doctors couldn’t do anything and he was practically crippled and nearly left work. He saw this thing online about eating rotten meat for curing a guys cancer or something like that. So he tried it which pretty much cured it. He has to eat it quite regular like a few times a month though or it creeps back up again, his hand starts to feel tight at which he eats some and next day it’s back to normal again. If he leaves it his hand goes the same as before.
Just a story I’d thought I’d share in such a thread
On a side note, my father has been eating rotten beef for the past 3 years or so. I mean literally a year or more old in a sealed jar in his fridge.
He had extremely bad arthritis which meant even lifting a few heavy items at work would result in his hand becoming really stiff and swelling up. This resulted in him in really bad pain needing to take days off work at a time.
Anyway he was willing to try anything as doctors couldn’t do anything and he was practically crippled and nearly left work. He saw this thing online about eating rotten meat for curing a guys cancer or something like that. So he tried it which pretty much cured it. He has to eat it quite regular like a few times a month though or it creeps back up again, his hand starts to feel tight at which he eats some and next day it’s back to normal again. If he leaves it his hand goes the same as before.
Just a story I’d thought I’d share in such a thread
I’d probably ask for a refund explaining with receipt when you bought it as at the end of the day it’s pretty much your wasted money as your unlikely to want to risk eating it out of date.
On a side note, my father has been eating rotten beef for the past 3 years or so. I mean literally a year or more old in a sealed jar in his fridge.
He had extremely bad arthritis which meant even lifting a few heavy items at work would result in his hand becoming really stiff and swelling up. This resulted in him in really bad pain needing to take days off work at a time.
Anyway he was willing to try anything as doctors couldn’t do anything and he was practically crippled and nearly left work. He saw this thing online about eating rotten meat for curing a guys cancer or something like that. So he tried it which pretty much cured it. He has to eat it quite regular like a few times a month though or it creeps back up again, his hand starts to feel tight at which he eats some and next day it’s back to normal again. If he leaves it his hand goes the same as before.
Just a story I’d thought I’d share in such a thread
His immune response has probably pooed itself upon the entry into his system of rotten beef and has taken a break from.attacking his joints. Just a theory.
Report them to the Food Standards Agency? >> https://www.food.gov.uk/enforcement/report-problem
He didn’t just eat it straight away he had a small bit every day from fresh until probably about 1 year old as he even says it’s too strong for him by then lol.
Seems to have worked though he has no issues with anything else even over the past 3 years. Can work perfectly fine and no issues with his immune system. Can’t remember the last time he had a cold or flu. He even says overall he feels much better as well.